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...ancient foundation of the time of James I., still subsisting in the heart of London city. The death-day of the founder of the place is still kept solemnly...edifice, emblazoned with heraldic decorations and clumsy, carfed allegories. There is an old Hall, a beautiful specimen of the architecture of James's time;...

...subsisting in the 2 heart of London city. The death-day of the founder of the place 3 is still kept 4 solemnly by Cistercians. In their chapel, where assemble...old men of the hospital, the founder's tomb stands 5 —a huge edifice, emblazoned with heraldic decorations, and clumsy, carved allegories. There is...

...subsisting in the3 heart of London city. The death-day of the founder of the place4 is still kept5 solemnly by Cistercians. In their chapel, where assemble...fourscore old men of the hospital, the founder's tomb stands6 — a huge edifice, emblazoned with heraldic decorations,7 and clumsy, carved 8 allegories....

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...ancient foundation of the time of James I., still subsisting in the heart of London city. The death-day of the founder of the place is still kept solemnly by Cistercians. In their chapel, where assemble Ihe boys of the school, and the fourscore old men of the Hospiial the founder's tomb stands, a huge...

...old portraits, walking in the midst of which, we walk as it were in the early seventeenth century. In their Chapel, where assemble the boys of the school,...old men of the Hospital, the Founder's tomb stands. There he lies, Fundator Nostcr, in his ruff and gown, awaiting the great Examination Day. A plenty...

...James I., still subsisting in the heart of London city. The death-day of the founder of the place U still kept solemnly by Cistercians. In their chapel,...of the architecture of James's time — an old Hall P many old halls ; old staircases, old passages, old chambers decorated with old portraits, walking...

...Charterhouse without quoting Thackeray's touching reminiscence of his founder's day :— ' The death-day of the founder of the place is still kept solemnly...the fourscore old men of the hospital, the founder's tomli stands—a huge edifice, emblazoned with heraldic decorations and clumsy carved allegories. There...