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The History of England from the Accession of James II.

CHAPTER XXIII
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Godolphin was there, looking after his horses and his bets, and probably went away a richer man than he came.

But racing was only one of the many amusements of that festive season.

On fine mornings there was hunting.

For those who preferred hawking choice falcons had been brought from Holland.
On rainy days the cockpit was encircled by stars and blue ribands.

On Sundays William went to church in state, and the most eminent divines of the neighbouring University of Cambridge preached before him.


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