Предмет: Английский язык
Автор: brdd90
Вопрос задан 1 год назад

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CoolTeacher: BODIAM CASTLE
If you go sightseeing in the south of England, you must not miss one of the most
beautiful medieval castles ever built - Bodiam Castle. Bodiam is everyone's fairytale
castle. Although time and man's hand have ruined the inside, its outer walls and
towers stand as they did when completed in 1388. Like many medieval castles,
Bodiam was both the fortress and the residence of a lord - in this case Sir Edward
Dalyngrigge, a knight.

CoolTeacher: Sir Edward's castle was designed in the most up-to-date style. Its layout was simple
but effective. It had a rectangular shape and there was a tower at each of the four
corners. It was surrounded by a moat, a deep pool filled with water protecting the
castle from attackers. The trees around the moat had to be cut up to avoid giving
cover to an attacker. The only way leading inside the castle was through a wooden
bridge over the moat.

CoolTeacher: Bodiam Castle looked splendid. Its size was impressive. It was probably one of the
largest buildings in Sussex in the late fourteenth century. Perhaps as many as one
thousand men worked on its construction and they came from all over England. They
designed and built Bodiam's rooms, halls, chapels and many kitchens which are now
open to the public.

CoolTeacher: Bodiam was home to many residents over the years. Although built for war, life there
was usually peaceful because Bodiam was never attacked. It was captured twice
without resistance, in both cases by other Englishmen. In 1916, it was purchased by
Lord Curzon, who took good care of its ruins, carrying out the most necessary repairs.
In 1925, he asked the National Trust to look after the castle and its beautiful
countryside.