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... ? or have you too tasted of sor- row since last we met ? you look so pale and sad ! But take me home with you , Hubert ; and then I will nurse you so carefully , and love you so well , that you can never be PRINCE ARTHUR . 15.
... ? or have you too tasted of sor- row since last we met ? you look so pale and sad ! But take me home with you , Hubert ; and then I will nurse you so carefully , and love you so well , that you can never be PRINCE ARTHUR . 15.
Page 96
... home in Yorkshire . His mother had known much sorrow . Her first husband , the Prince of Wales , son of Henry the Sixth , was most cruelly slain after the battle of Tewkesbury , and she had never loved nor wished to marry Richard . But ...
... home in Yorkshire . His mother had known much sorrow . Her first husband , the Prince of Wales , son of Henry the Sixth , was most cruelly slain after the battle of Tewkesbury , and she had never loved nor wished to marry Richard . But ...
Page 97
... home ; he was for ever engaged in some warlike , ambitious scheme , but every step he took , was with a view to his son's advantage ; his welfare was ever uppermost in his mind . How mistaken , how blinded , was Richard by his paternal ...
... home ; he was for ever engaged in some warlike , ambitious scheme , but every step he took , was with a view to his son's advantage ; his welfare was ever uppermost in his mind . How mistaken , how blinded , was Richard by his paternal ...
Page 102
... home again , was pleased to revisit all his favourite haunts , and to see his pony , and ride about the Castle grounds once more . Children soon weary of show and glitter , and in the few months he had been away , he had seen enough of ...
... home again , was pleased to revisit all his favourite haunts , and to see his pony , and ride about the Castle grounds once more . Children soon weary of show and glitter , and in the few months he had been away , he had seen enough of ...
Page 136
... home , in the Isle of Wight , with her own blooming , happy royal children , remembered , with pity and compassion , the story of the sweet little Princess , drooping and dying of grief in the lonely castle at so few miles ' distance ...
... home , in the Isle of Wight , with her own blooming , happy royal children , remembered , with pity and compassion , the story of the sweet little Princess , drooping and dying of grief in the lonely castle at so few miles ' distance ...
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