Forest keep (1862)
Alice King
| Repository | Library | Shelf |
|---|---|---|
| Somerset | Somerset Studies | B 823 KIN |
Record Number
GRN0338486
Publication Details
RCN
GRN0338486
Format
Hardback
Height
19cm
Number of pages
320p
Volume Details
Number
Vol.3
Note
First line:
Great, as may be supposed, were the anxiety and alarm experienced by Beatrice de Brancecombe when, on her return to the convent of Redstun, after her participation in the midnight service of the Reformers, she found that vain was the hope which had cheered her with the thought that Hebe might have arrived there before her.
Great, as may be supposed, were the anxiety and alarm experienced by Beatrice de Brancecombe when, on her return to the convent of Redstun, after her participation in the midnight service of the Reformers, she found that vain was the hope which had cheered her with the thought that Hebe might have arrived there before her.
Subjects
Dates
14th century