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In Lincoln Cathedral lie the entrails of Eleanor of Castile, Queen to Edward I. She died within months of the expulsions, leaving her husband, normally so thickskinned and emotionally coarse, distraught, plunged into grief. Edward' s devotion is best reflected in a monument unique in medieval kingship, 12 crosses he built to mark the points where Eleanor' s body lay en route to Westminster Abbey. The most famous being Charing Cross in London. Eleanor' s death seemed to transfer Edward' s reserve of passion to what now became the real love of his life, the singleminded pursuit of imperial power. |
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lín kěn dà jiào táng zhōng ān zàng zhe āi lì nuò de nèi zàng, ài dé huá yī shì de huáng hòu. tā zài yóu tài rén bèi fàng zhú de shù yuè hòu qù shì, diū xià tā de zhàng fū. nà wèi tōng cháng má mù bù rén, lěng xuè wú qíng de jūn zhǔ, xīn shén kuáng luàn, bēi tòng yù jué. ài dé huá wéi le biǎo dá duì wáng hòu de zhì ài, jiàn lì le zhōng shì jì wáng zú zhōng zuì dú tè de jì niàn bēi. tā jiàn lì le shí èr zuò shí zì jià, yòng lái biāo shí, āi lì nuò de líng jiù zài yùn wǎng wēi sī mǐn sī tè jiào táng tú zhōng zhù zú de dì fāng. qí zhōng zuì zhù míng de shì lún dūn de chá lìng shí zì jià, āi lì nuò de lí shì shǐ de ài dé huá jiāng quán bù rè qíng, tóu xiàng le tā bì shēng zhēn zhèng rè ài de shì yè, duì dì wáng quán lì de bù xiè zhuī qiú. |