Describe the funeral scene of Sir Simon as depicted in chapter 7. 5 marks question
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The funeral procession was all stately. The hearse was drawn by eight black horses supporting on their heads a great bunch of nodding ostrich plumes. The leaden coffin was covered by a rich purple pall on which was embroidered in gold the Canterville coat-of-arms. The servants with lighted torches flanked the hearse and the coaches. Lord Canterville was the cheif mourner and he was in the first carriage along with Virginia. The whole procession was wonderfully impressive. It gave a feeling as if it had been the funeral procession of the head of a state.
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The funeral procession was all stately. The hearse was drawn by eight black horses supporting on their heads a great bunch of nodding ostrich plumes. The leaden coffin was covered by a rich purple pall on which was embroidered in gold the Canterville coat-of-arms. The servants with lighted torches flanked the hearse and the coaches. Lord Canterville was the cheif mourner and he was in the first carriage along with Virginia. The whole procession was wonderfully impressive. It gave a feeling as if it had been the funeral procession of the head of a state.
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