Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 208
ng Henry could come to life and look downupon Eton from the great Round Tower of Wind-sor, and could see the brick buildings in the greengardens, and scattered all through the town, — thelibraries, and the Lpper School, and the New-Schools, and the Mathematical Schools, and thehead-masters house,… … lege, and he soon had quite a little army of masonsand carpenters there, most of them at work uponthe great chapel, which he meant to have largerand more magnificent than even Kings CollegeChapel at Cambridge. But the chapel plans werechanged after the kings death, and the Eton build-ing is not…
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