Castles and abbeys of England in poetic and romantic lore (1915)
Schuch, Edw · Minneapolis, Minn., Press of Augsburg publishing house · leaf 158
g around and beneaththe mighty arches. The picture is a striking one,portraying, as it does, the simple life of today, mus-ing itself in the vanished splendors of a glorious yes-terday. Plenty of visitors enliven the historic spot yearly.Says Dr. Beattie: The castle, however, has in agreat measure… … KENILWORTH CASTLE. 155 A fee of three dimes opens the gate to the castle. A strong, sixteenth century gate house, with gate-openings twelve feet wide, frowns upon the visitor.A short distance away is another gloomy tower, theold keep, or Caesars tower. It is old, but not fromCaesars time, as even…
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