Jours de coaching et façons de coaching . Guinéive. Cependant, comme une antiquité je pense que thatGuinéive peut passer. Après que la malheureuse dame a pris sa retraite d'Amesbury jusqu'à ce qu'au-delà de ces voix il y ait la paix, hither est venue la reine Elfrida en 9S0 à sa recherche, après son meurtre de son beau-fils Edward à Corfe ; et plié, comme toutes les muraques médiévales souffrant d'une dépression temporarymentale, sur la construction d'une église. Cependant, quand elle s'est abattie sur le point, et a interrogé le thésearchitect et l'abbé, elle est allée le porc entier, et a construit une abbaye. En 1177, je regrette de le dire, tous les ladiesde cet établissement étaient dis

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Coaching days and coaching ways . Guinevere. As an antiquity however I think thatGuinevere may pass. After the unfortunate lady hadretired from Amesbury To where beyond these voices there is peace, hither came Queen Elfrida in 9S0 in search of it, afterher murder of her stepson Edward at Corfe ; and bent, like all mediaeval murderesses suffering from a temporarymental depression, on building a church. When shecame to the point however, and had interviewed thearchitect and the abbot, she went the whole hog, andbuilt an abbey. In 1177, I regret to say, all the ladiesof this establishment were dismissed without a monthswarning by Henry II. for staying out all night; andtwenty-four nuns and a prioress from Fontevrault inAnjou, all with personal characters, filled the vacantplaces. Within the walls of this abbe)- a whole bevy of II IK EXETER ROAD 133 royal, hipped, and unfortunate ladies of all ages soughtshelter from a wicked world. I must chronicle these, because they are all, from my point of view, memories / >. x vs.-. f Old Houses on Exe Island. of the Exeter road, though the Exeter road at that timewas but a mediaeval cart-track, and a very bad one too.At Amesbury then lived, and for the most part died, 134 COACHING DAYS AND COACHING WAYS Eleanor of Brittany, sister of Prince Arthur ; Mary, sixthdaughter of Edward I., with thirteen ladies to keep hercompany. This was in 1285. In 1292 Eleanor, Queen ofHenry III., died here, and Katharine of Aragon stayedfor a while here on her first arrival in England in 1501. Shortly after this came the dissolution, when a some-what similar fate befell the old abbey as that whichturned the castle at Marlborough into a posting innand a public school. In point of fact, the abbey of Ames-bury became Amesbury Abbey, and passed from the Earlof Somerset, to whom it was granted by Henry VIII., intothe respective hands of the Aylesburys, Boylcs, and Queens-bcrrys, till, after the death of the fourth Duke of Queens-berry, the estate was boug

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