The Tower of London
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" CAPTIVES AT TRAITORS' GATE To the Traitors' Gate, earlier, had come a Queen Elizabeth's mother, Anne Boleyn.
56 THE TOWER OF LONDON She was brought from Greenwich by water to The Tower, the 2nd May, 1536, the Lord Chancellor, the Duke of Norfolk, and others attending, and it was her prison during the remaining seventeen days of life allowed to her. As the boat floated in to the steps, a strong guard assembled. It was a distracted woman who landed, and was there handed over to the Constable. "... ' Jesu, have mercy on me ! ' Anne Boleyn cried and then she kneeled down, weeping a great space, and in the same sorrow fell into a great laughing ; and so she did several times afterwards. " It is all very human.
We meet Anne Boleyn again in the King's House it then was known as the Lieu- tenant's Lodgings on the execution ground, and in the sad little church of St. Peter ad Vincula within The Tower. There is a story of her ghost having appeared to the sentry placed in the night watch beneath her window.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" CAPTIVES AT TRAITORS' GATE To the Traitors' Gate, earlier, had come a Queen Elizabeth's mother, Anne Boleyn.
56 THE TOWER OF LONDON She was brought from Greenwich by water to The Tower, the 2nd May, 1536, the Lord Chancellor, the Duke of Norfolk, and others attending, and it was her prison during the remaining seventeen days of life allowed to her. As the boat floated in to the steps, a strong guard assembled. It was a distracted woman who landed, and was there handed over to the Constable. "... ' Jesu, have mercy on me ! ' Anne Boleyn cried and then she kneeled down, weeping a great space, and in the same sorrow fell into a great laughing ; and so she did several times afterwards. " It is all very human.
We meet Anne Boleyn again in the King's House it then was known as the Lieu- tenant's Lodgings on the execution ground, and in the sad little church of St. Peter ad Vincula within The Tower. There is a story of her ghost having appeared to the sentry placed in the night watch beneath her window.
What to read after The Tower of London?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter George Bell to read onlineMoreLess
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