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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... gone , there's for your pains . You know you owe to me a thousand Pound , Here take my Hand , if e'er God make you able , And place you in your former State again , Pay me : but if fill your Fortune frown , Upon my Faith I'll never ask ...
... gone , there's for your pains . You know you owe to me a thousand Pound , Here take my Hand , if e'er God make you able , And place you in your former State again , Pay me : but if fill your Fortune frown , Upon my Faith I'll never ask ...
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... Which Bagot bearing , is gone after them : And thither fends lais Bills of Debt before , To be reveng'd on wretched Banifter : B 4 [ Exit Bagot . Whet 1 " " What doth fall out , with Patience fit and fee Thomas Lord Cromwell . 7.
... Which Bagot bearing , is gone after them : And thither fends lais Bills of Debt before , To be reveng'd on wretched Banifter : B 4 [ Exit Bagot . Whet 1 " " What doth fall out , with Patience fit and fee Thomas Lord Cromwell . 7.
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... gone by Water ; for at Putney I'lgo you to Parish Gardea for two Pence , fit as ftill as may be , without any wagging or joult- ing in my Guts , in a little Boat too : Here we were fcarce four Miles in the great green Water , but I ...
... gone by Water ; for at Putney I'lgo you to Parish Gardea for two Pence , fit as ftill as may be , without any wagging or joult- ing in my Guts , in a little Boat too : Here we were fcarce four Miles in the great green Water , but I ...
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... gone then ? fay you , Mr. Bagot . What diflike , I pray ? what was the Caufe ? ་ Bag . To tell you true , a wild Brain of his own , Such Youth as they cannot fee when they are well : He is all bent to Travel , that's his reason , And ...
... gone then ? fay you , Mr. Bagot . What diflike , I pray ? what was the Caufe ? ་ Bag . To tell you true , a wild Brain of his own , Such Youth as they cannot fee when they are well : He is all bent to Travel , that's his reason , And ...
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... gone . Crom . Content thee , Man , this is but Fortune . Hodge , Fortune , a Plague of this Fortune , it makes me go wet - fhod , the Rogues would not leave me a Shoe Fett ; for my Hofe , they fcorn'd them with their to my Heels ; Heels ...
... gone . Crom . Content thee , Man , this is but Fortune . Hodge , Fortune , a Plague of this Fortune , it makes me go wet - fhod , the Rogues would not leave me a Shoe Fett ; for my Hofe , they fcorn'd them with their to my Heels ; Heels ...
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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.