Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-29

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the world concorp.d oplv ~ sac. to,.
own sonia. and tIoperrds ~ b.r5.
living proasv.bondcd nest nortore nm.
loading tbc frozen caressgss of ca,
to th1t ara e.ut q, f.rdor rror, ,,I
parts of tbo eortb "lfat tbc e,rest .br..i
pooplo dle". uhof a contract tbYt ,rf.,.I
botweau tho splrlt of tbe mast ana m
OF the preeept
Tho chureb tbc rrlo,y b,ltsro. ,,o.,
and fine praat bospitai Of 4, pgy,I,l,-
news we're all founded bv uobero q,
fayorlto of Henry mi i6a tio Want
Tho pocp acr,rdipr A. tb. ,obl,r ~
those oid fl,ros l.t I,coi,,l,,, sotis,ot
with Nh, vapifirg ana foilies of A.,
court he baiook timself Il. Ro1,o to
seek absomtIop for Ma aims and mol,
fresh START iu ITO Al Rome "a, INN
the story he foll sick and vowed tbat
n he recovered he would ro,pid n bos
p,tal ON his return to England. lie ain
recover and moro tbnn kent his voy,
for. tho lorand states gt Bortbolomr0,
nppc9rcd to him Am "a vision and toll
him tbat no ,youid toko spociot caro-
OF him n he enlarged his bononclent
pl9ns to Include oiso a church ma mo.
mastery
Tho monastery continued IA flourish
ana cxpond untU another Henry
Henry YIN -auarreled with tbo nopa
over the question Of bls riebt to marry
and behpad las many vIyos ns he
plo1eed and eat nm for mono on his
own account Ilo routed ont tbo monks
and for "A trlHo over thous,nd mounds
TUNED oyar tboir 'rronartv An XII AZ.
torney general SIR Richard Rich who
ruhsoquentlv became lord chancellor
Ue was thorough. going VILLAIN and
history records how no poriured away
the livag of me pr,9t Sir Thomas More
and the good Blshop Fisher But tg
this day the proporty Henry VIII gtole
from tho monks and sold to him dirt
cheap gtll makes his descendants rich
Great changes occurred after rs
plous occupant had been set adrlft.
Riot ana reyelry took place of plous
meditation and praver. one old cbron-
lclcr writing Of the once sacred clols-
ters saws. "Tbls rs not lam ark which
received tho clean and unclean. only
uuclean beasts enter this ark ana such
as have the deyIre livery ON their
backs"
AT one time where the grounds Of the
old prlory had stretched was favor
Inc residential district of the arlsto-
cracy Then tho nae OF fashion swept
westward and dums and shambles
stood where CAV courtiers had dwelt.
The ola clolgters wore gradually alb
sorbed The use Of n as a stable alone
seems IN have presoryod the remnant
that remains from destruction. I'm the
sixties there Was another biz clearing
out 10 make way for the present huge
moat market so typlcal OF the changed
conditions nv which modern London
had doyeloped from old London. But
through AN the changes spared by the
great fire the old church has persist
"a and I'm the sanctuary beneath rich
canopy reposes the eGlev Of its founder.
Rahere and NOT fan distant the great
hospital testlfes that the good work he
wrought stiu endures.
Aa FOR Inc more strictly literary COS
sin with which this letter ordinarily
deals there IL al this moment dearth.
nearly every author being out OF town
WITH contracts closed for an autumn
season which promises TO flood the mar
kot ,yitb novels GOOD bad and indlffer-
emf mostly me latter. II is estimated
mat no loss tban ibO new novels win be
published IN London this month and the
nevt desnlte the fact that the book
,rade has boen had for IA year. There
has moi been season for six years
az l,aat uhou fhDrp have been 80 few