The Life and Death of Thomas, Lord Cromwell, Volume 1J. Tonson, and the rest of the proprietors; and sold, 1734 - 45 pages |
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... Crom . Good - morrow , Morn , I do falute thy brightness , The Night feems tedious to my troubled Soul : Whofe black Obscurity binds in my Mind A thousand fundry Cogitations : And now Aurora with a lively Die , Adds Comfort to my Spirit ...
... Crom . Good - morrow , Morn , I do falute thy brightness , The Night feems tedious to my troubled Soul : Whofe black Obscurity binds in my Mind A thousand fundry Cogitations : And now Aurora with a lively Die , Adds Comfort to my Spirit ...
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... Crom . Father , their Hammers do offend my Study . Old Crom . Out of my doors , Knave , if thou lik't it not ; I cry you Mercy , are your Ears fo fine ? I tell thee , Knave , thefe get when I do fleep ; I will not have my Anvil ftand ...
... Crom . Father , their Hammers do offend my Study . Old Crom . Out of my doors , Knave , if thou lik't it not ; I cry you Mercy , are your Ears fo fine ? I tell thee , Knave , thefe get when I do fleep ; I will not have my Anvil ftand ...
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... Crom , Tom Cromwell , what Tom I say . Crom . Do you call , Sir ? Old Crom . Here is Mafter Bowfer come to know if you have difpatch'd his Petition for the Lords of the Council , or no . Crom . Father , I have , please you call him in . Old ...
... Crom , Tom Cromwell , what Tom I say . Crom . Do you call , Sir ? Old Crom . Here is Mafter Bowfer come to know if you have difpatch'd his Petition for the Lords of the Council , or no . Crom . Father , I have , please you call him in . Old ...
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... Crom . Yes , here's thofe Sums of Money you must carry , You go fo far as Francfort , do you not ? Poft . I do , Sir . Crom . Well , prithee make all the hafte thou canft , For there be certain English Gentlemen Are bound for Venice ...
... Crom . Yes , here's thofe Sums of Money you must carry , You go fo far as Francfort , do you not ? Poft . I do , Sir . Crom . Well , prithee make all the hafte thou canft , For there be certain English Gentlemen Are bound for Venice ...
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... Crom . Good Miftreis Banifter , what I can , I will , In any thing that lies within my pow's . Mrs. Ban . O fpeak to Bagot , that fame wicked Wretch , An Angel's Voice may move a damned Devil . Crom . Why is he come to Antwerp , as you ...
... Crom . Good Miftreis Banifter , what I can , I will , In any thing that lies within my pow's . Mrs. Ban . O fpeak to Bagot , that fame wicked Wretch , An Angel's Voice may move a damned Devil . Crom . Why is he come to Antwerp , as you ...
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Page 3 - There's legions now of beggars on the earth, That their original did spring from kings; And many monarchs now, whose fathers were The riff-raff of their age : for time and fortune Wears out a noble train to beggary; And from the dunghill minions do advance To state and mark in this admiring world.