And as always a Moore family relative was the culprit'In 1696 the great vaulted roof of the choir collapsed. The roof of the chapterhouse fell down in 1750. The ruined choir and chapterhouse were taken into guardianship in 1971 and the latter was repaired and reroofed in 1984.' So I read online (English Heritage info about that particular monument) - so Lord Wragg has made sure there'll be lots more thrilling chapters.
I don't know, it seems that various Lord Wraggs (although time passage at Cruxton is somewhat odd) didn't replace anything between 1696 and 1984. I mean what were they doing all that time? One statue isn't really a great legacy. No wonder Lady Wragg is (possibly) annoyed.'In 1696 the great vaulted roof of the choir collapsed. The roof of the chapterhouse fell down in 1750. The ruined choir and chapterhouse were taken into guardianship in 1971 and the latter was repaired and reroofed in 1984.' So I read online (English Heritage info about that particular monument
Lady Wragg will most likely consult the opinion of His Lordship's nephew, Archbishop Wragg, about the religious and artistic value of the sculpture! She has more trust in his expertise, than in her husband's somewhat wayward tastes!No wonder Lady Wragg is (possibly) annoyed.
I can't imagine why. Put a pointy hat and a gown on someone and people will listen to anyone.Lady Wragg will most likely consult the opinion of His Lordship's nephew, Archbishop Wragg, about the religious and artistic value of the sculpture! She has more trust in his expertise, than in her husband's somewhat wayward tastes!
Just imagine yourself in Lady Wragg's place, dicovering where His Lordship has spent maintenance budget for the abbey's premises on!
oh the Church these days has to be very woke and inclusive, I'm sure Alice on the cross will meet with complete approval from the Prelate!Lady Wragg will most likely consult the opinion of His Lordship's nephew, Archbishop Wragg, about the religious and artistic value of the sculpture! She has more trust in his expertise, than in her husband's somewhat wayward tastes!
There's no 'possibly' about it. Lady Wragg exists in a state of perpetual annoyance about something. If she hasn't got anything to be annoyed about, then she's annoyed about that.No wonder Lady Wragg is (possibly) annoyed.
Or she simply invents herself a situation to be annoyed of? The daily routine in a married couple!If she hasn't got anything to be annoyed about, then she's annoyed about that.
