A Childs History of England

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  Hissonwassoontaken,triedatHerefordbeforethesamejudgeonalongseriesoffoolishcharges,foundguilty,andhangeduponagallowsfiftyfeethigh,withachapletofnettlesroundhishead.

  HispooroldfatherandhewereinnocentenoughofanyworsecrimesthanthecrimeofhavingbeenfriendsofaKing,onwhom,asamereman,theywouldneverhavedeignedtocastafavourablelook.Itisabadcrime,Iknow,andleadstoworse;but,manylordsandgentlemen-Ieventhinksomeladies,too,ifIrecollectright-

  havecommitteditinEngland,whohaveneitherbeengiventothedogs,norhangedupfiftyfeethigh.

  ThewretchedKingwasrunninghereandthere,allthistime,andnevergettinganywhereinparticular,untilhegavehimselfup,andwastakenofftoKenilworthCastle.Whenhewassafelylodgedthere,theQueenwenttoLondonandmettheParliament.AndtheBishopofHereford,whowasthemostskilfulofherfriends,said,Whatwastobedonenow?Herewasanimbecile,indolent,miserableKinguponthethrone;wouldn\'titbebettertotakehimoff,andputhissonthereinstead?Idon\'tknowwhethertheQueenreallypitiedhimatthispass,butshebegantocry;so,theBishopsaid,Well,myLordsandGentlemen,whatdoyouthink,uponthewhole,ofsendingdowntoKenilworth,andseeingifHisMajestyGodblesshim,andforbidweshoulddeposehim!won\'tresign?

  MyLordsandGentlementhoughtitagoodnotion,soadeputationofthemwentdowntoKenilworth;andtheretheKingcameintothegreathalloftheCastle,commonlydressedinapoorblackgown;

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