The Household of Sir Thomas More
The Household of Sir Thomas More
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" more by token, he knows the Merchant " that will supply the Genoa Velvet and " Cloth of Gold, and the Masquers that " are to enact the Pageant. For the Love " o' Safety, then, Mistress Meg, bid thy " good Father e'en take a Fool's Advice, "and of Sir Thos. More 209 " and eat humble Pie betimes, for doubt " not this proud Madam to be as vindic- " tive as Herodias, and one that, unless " he appease her full early, will have his " Head set before her in a Charger. I've " said my Say. " April jHR...EE Bishops have been here this Forenoon, to bid Father to the Corona- tion, and offer him twenty Pounds to provide his Dress ; but Father hath, with Courtesie, declined to be present. After much friendly pressing, they parted, seemingly on good Terms ; but I have Misgivings of the Issue.
April o 2io The Household April gf/i.
RIDICULOUS Charge hath beene got up 'gainst dear Father ; no less than of Bribery and Corruption. One Parnell complaineth of a Decree given agaynst him in favour of one Vaughan, whose Wife, he deponeth, gave Father a gilt Flaggon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" more by token, he knows the Merchant " that will supply the Genoa Velvet and " Cloth of Gold, and the Masquers that " are to enact the Pageant. For the Love " o' Safety, then, Mistress Meg, bid thy " good Father e'en take a Fool's Advice, "and of Sir Thos. More 209 " and eat humble Pie betimes, for doubt " not this proud Madam to be as vindic- " tive as Herodias, and one that, unless " he appease her full early, will have his " Head set before her in a Charger. I've " said my Say. " April jHR...EE Bishops have been here this Forenoon, to bid Father to the Corona- tion, and offer him twenty Pounds to provide his Dress ; but Father hath, with Courtesie, declined to be present. After much friendly pressing, they parted, seemingly on good Terms ; but I have Misgivings of the Issue.
April o 2io The Household April gf/i.
RIDICULOUS Charge hath beene got up 'gainst dear Father ; no less than of Bribery and Corruption. One Parnell complaineth of a Decree given agaynst him in favour of one Vaughan, whose Wife, he deponeth, gave Father a gilt Flaggon.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas More to read onlineMoreLess
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