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In the meantime to cool himself, to bring himself into a judicial frame of mind, he took a Hebrew book from his bag, and spent the rest of the journey in hard study. Harassed, and tired, and out of spirits as he was, he nevertheless felt a certain pleasurable sensation as he left St. Pancras, driving homeward through the hot crowded streets.
Pancras, and farthest from the city walls, on its little hill, St. Martin's. There are other traces of Saxon work in the church of St. Mildred near the castle, but this is much later than anything that has been discovered on the other sites, and Dr. Cox points out what he claims as pre-Conquest work in St. Dunstan's outside the city, on the Whitstable Road.
The canary had tucked his head under his wing and gone to sleep again. Out of the silence the clock of St. Pancras Church struck one. And yet he had not gone. A step was heard on the pavement outside; then the click of a latch-key; a step on the stairs, at the threshold, and Mr. Pilkington walked in with the air of being the master of the house and everything in it.
Then when all was ready he gave the order and both wings, north and south, began to advance upon the town "hoping to find their enemies still abed." Simon's plan was a simple one, he hoped to surprise his foes and he intended in any case to throw his main strength southward upon the Priory of St Pancras, while pretending that his main attack was to be upon the Castle.
John's Church, will be found the entrance to the space once occupied by the first Priory of the Cluniacs in England. Founded in 1078 by William de Warenne and his wife Gundrada and dedicated to St. Pancras, the Priory was always closely allied with the parent house on the continent.
Under the weight of the thought she was likely to forget that the young alien wife might have lost terribly in the event also. The arrival at Euston and the departure from St. Pancras were rather painful all round, for, though there was no waiting at either place, the appearance of an Indian girl in native costume was uncommon enough, even in cosmopolitan London, to draw much attention.
"The seal then, My Lord Prior. I think that is the next matter." The Prior rose and lifted it from the table. Chris caught the gleam of the brass and silver of the ponderous precious thing in his hand the symbol of their corporate existence engraved, as he knew, with the four patrons of the house, the cliff, the running water of the Ouse, and the rhyming prayer to St. Pancras.
I don't see any one who appears to be dogging me at present. Where were you going?" "I will go wherever you go, father," said Cynthia. Westwood was silent until he found himself with his daughter inside the cab. "Where did you tell him to go?" he then asked of her. "To St. Pancras Station. I thought that we could more easily evade watchers at a big railway-station than anywhere else."
The scene was the priory of Saint Pancras at Lewes, where so lately the feeble old king had held his court. Now with his brave son he had gone into honourable captivity, for it was little better, and the followers of Earl Simon filled the place.
On the staircase is a bust of Count Woronzow, whose name is also commemorated in the road which runs on the east side of the houses. The parish extends to within about fifty yards of the summit of Primrose Hill on the south side. At this spot three stones, erect, standing together, mark the point where the three boroughs of Hampstead, St. Pancras, and Marylebone meet.
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