The Wassail Bowl volume 2
The Wassail Bowl volume 2
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The fearful time Cuts off the ceremonious vows of love, And ample interchange of sweet discourse. Which so long-sunder'd friends should dwell upon.
Shakspeare.
HOW NEVILLE AUDELEY RETURNED FROM THE WARS.
Redwynde Court, the abode of Sir Mark Heriot, was, at the period we are writing of, a large cluster of irregular buildings, situate on the south bank of the Abbey river, within three hundred yards of the Monastery, and adjoining the causeway marked in the Exchequer ledger, from which it derived... its name. Surrounded by broad and goodly pastures, except where the turrets of the Abbey, and the habitations of the village interrupted the panorama, its upper sto- ries commanded an extensive prospect over the ad- joining country ; and in the early feudal times it had ranked between a house and a castle, the entire edifice being encircled by a deep narrow fosse, crossed by a drawbridge. These defences had, however, been long neglected ; and the ditch was dry and choked up with weeds, whilst the bridge, devoid of chains and levers, F 2 100 THE WASSAIL-BOWL.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The fearful time Cuts off the ceremonious vows of love, And ample interchange of sweet discourse. Which so long-sunder'd friends should dwell upon.
Shakspeare.
HOW NEVILLE AUDELEY RETURNED FROM THE WARS.
Redwynde Court, the abode of Sir Mark Heriot, was, at the period we are writing of, a large cluster of irregular buildings, situate on the south bank of the Abbey river, within three hundred yards of the Monastery, and adjoining the causeway marked in the Exchequer ledger, from which it derived... its name. Surrounded by broad and goodly pastures, except where the turrets of the Abbey, and the habitations of the village interrupted the panorama, its upper sto- ries commanded an extensive prospect over the ad- joining country ; and in the early feudal times it had ranked between a house and a castle, the entire edifice being encircled by a deep narrow fosse, crossed by a drawbridge. These defences had, however, been long neglected ; and the ditch was dry and choked up with weeds, whilst the bridge, devoid of chains and levers, F 2 100 THE WASSAIL-BOWL.
What to read after The Wassail Bowl volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elbert a Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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