Capitolo 81
some drink and a small bread, and then taken back their trip,
consulting with each other as them they went as to what was best to do.
Approximately ten or twelve miles favor on there it was a rather wild and
region seized in that there were two residences very you set apart,
on half a mile from each other. One of these residences had called
Boscobel. The name had been given to him by a guest of the owner,
to a fun that you/they had given the seconds from the Italian words,
Bello_ of _bosco that intends the beautiful grove. It was in or near a wood,
and street from all the tall roads, has been built, probably, as many
other of the reared of residences in those days as a place of retreat.
In the preceding kingdoms of Charles and Elizabeth, the Catholics that
you/he/she had called the recusants_ of _popish, on account of their _refusing_ to take
an oath that gives credit to the supremacy of the British sovereign on the
Church English, due to resort to all the possible ways of escape from
Protestant persecution. They integrated these retreats retired and
isolated places, and he/she built all the son-in-laws of hidden and sure
places that hide inside them, in the sections and walls where men which
the lives they were in danger it would be hidden for many days. Boscobel was
such mansion. In fact, one of the generals of the king, the Earl of Derby,
you/he/she had been hidden first in it but a short duration. The king asked
particularly around him, and you/he/she was incited to shelter there him.
This house belonged to a family of Giffards, one of whom was in the
succession of King Charles to this point. There was another mansion around
half a distant mile. This other place had originally been, in the
Catholic days, a convent and the nuns that occupied him dressed in
white. They had called, accordingly, the _white ladies_ and the place
it received the same name that held back after his/her sisters
you/he/she had gone. The Mr. Giffard recommended to go to the Mr. Whites before.
He wanted, in fact, to contrive some way of assuaging the king of the