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Tell him, if you will, that our shores here need watching against outland foes, and that I will do it. Let him settle his kingship with Hubba and Halfden." Then he paled and looked beyond me, adding in a low voice: "Eadmund is king in East Anglia yet." Now I answered him not, fearing lest his terror should come on him again.

Now Goldberga, the princess, was, as I have said, Alsi's ward, and was at this time just eighteen, so that it would be time for her to take the kingdom that was hers by right. It was common talk, however, that Alsi by no means liked the thought of giving the wide lands of East Anglia up to her, and that he would not do so if he could anywise help it.

In what calls itself good society you meet men and women whose ancestors were Dissenters, and yet who are ashamed of the fact—a fact of which no one can be ashamed who feels how in East Anglia, at any rate, the religious teaching of Dissent purified the life of the people, enlarged their political views, and helped this great land of ours to sweep into a better and a younger day.

It is to be feared the three R’s were not much patronized in East Anglia, if it be true that some forty or fifty years ago, in such a respectable town as Sudbury, it was the fashion for some fifty of the leading inhabitants to meet in the large bar-parlour of the old White Horse to hear the leading paper of the eastern counties read out by a scholar and elocutionist known as John.

But in the north and east of the capital were streets of burned and blackened houses, and the Epping and Romford districts were one wilderness of ruins, and of graves; while across East Anglia, from the coast to the Thames, the trail of the invaders was as the track of a locust plague, but more terrible by reason of its blood-soaked trenches, its innumerable shallow graves, and its charred remains of once prosperous towns.

As I have said, and as I repeat, in these languid dayswhen the old creeds have lost their power and the old bottles are bursting with new winethe glory of East Anglia was that it was the first to stand up in the face of priest or king for the truthor what it held to be such.

But such was the sublime egotism of Borrowperhaps we should have said such is the sublime egotism of human naturethat the fact of his having been born in East Anglia made him look upon that part of the world as the very hub of the universe. There is, it must be confessed, something to us very agreeable in Dr. Knapp’s single-minded hero-worship.

Wardle yawned and grinned. "Yes, to be sure. Perhaps East Anglia is cruising down Channel by now. Or perhaps the Kaiser's landed an army corps and taken possession. That Mediterranean business on Tuesday was pretty pronounced cheek, you know, and, by all accounts, the result of direct orders from Potsdam.

"Let the king judge, I pray you, Lord Earl," I went on, for he spoke in no angry tone, nor looked at me. However, that angered him, for, indeed, it was hard to say whether king or earl was more powerful in East Anglia. Maybe Eadmund's power came by love, and that of the earl by the strong hand. But the earl was most loyal. "What!" he said in a great voice, "am I not earl?

The story of Ælfeah comes under the year A.D. 1011. They had then overrun East Anglia, and Essex, and Middlesex, and Oxfordshire, and Cambridgeshire, and Hertfordshire; and south of Thames, all Kent and Sussex, and Hastings, and Surrey, and Berkshire, and Hampshire, and much of Wiltshire.

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