More's Utopia, tr. by R. Robynson, pr. from the 2nd ed., 1556. To which is prefixed The life of sir Thos. More by W. Roper, repr. from Hearne's ed., 1716. Ed., with intr., notes by J.R. Lumby |
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Page vi
... pittie framed his fancie towardes her , and soone after married her , never the lesse not discon- tinuing his studie of the law at Lincolne's Inne , but applyinge still the same untill he was called to the Bench vi LIFE OF.
... pittie framed his fancie towardes her , and soone after married her , never the lesse not discon- tinuing his studie of the law at Lincolne's Inne , but applyinge still the same untill he was called to the Bench vi LIFE OF.
Page viii
... lesse then he should yearly louse thereby seeme to recompence him , yet he , loath to chaunge his estate , made such meanes to the Kinge by the Cardinall to the con- trarie , that his Grace for that tyme was well satisfied . Now 30 ...
... lesse then he should yearly louse thereby seeme to recompence him , yet he , loath to chaunge his estate , made such meanes to the Kinge by the Cardinall to the con- trarie , that his Grace for that tyme was well satisfied . Now 30 ...
Page xiii
... lesse would not serve the Kinge's purpose ; he seeinge the companie still silent , 10 and thereunto nothinge answereinge , and contrary to his expec- tation shewinge in them selves towardes his requests no toward- nesse of Inclination ...
... lesse would not serve the Kinge's purpose ; he seeinge the companie still silent , 10 and thereunto nothinge answereinge , and contrary to his expec- tation shewinge in them selves towardes his requests no toward- nesse of Inclination ...
Page xx
... lesse lookinge for [ than ] fallinge in love with the Ladie Ann Bullen ) to cast fauncie to one of the French Sisters , which thinge , because of enmitie and warre was at that tyme betweene the French Kinge and the 10 Emperour ( whome ...
... lesse lookinge for [ than ] fallinge in love with the Ladie Ann Bullen ) to cast fauncie to one of the French Sisters , which thinge , because of enmitie and warre was at that tyme betweene the French Kinge and the 10 Emperour ( whome ...
Page xxxii
... lesse , quia spicula prævisa minus lædunt . Now upon this re- 25 signment of his office came Sir Thomas Cromwell ( then in the King's high favour ) to Chelsey to him on a message from the Kinge , wherin when they had throughly communed ...
... lesse , quia spicula prævisa minus lædunt . Now upon this re- 25 signment of his office came Sir Thomas Cromwell ( then in the King's high favour ) to Chelsey to him on a message from the Kinge , wherin when they had throughly communed ...
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