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... told , he hath fent others there . " " Ay ; fo it runs - and then fome court favourite shall fend him a potion- " " " Twill be but turning o ' th ' tables should fuch an one marry his widow , too - a thrice - told tale . " " ' Tis a ...
... told , he hath fent others there . " " Ay ; fo it runs - and then fome court favourite shall fend him a potion- " " " Twill be but turning o ' th ' tables should fuch an one marry his widow , too - a thrice - told tale . " " ' Tis a ...
Page 14
... told it was the Earl who helped him out . " " Belike , indeed ! Perhaps he helped him in ; and then had fome occafion for him in the Netherlands . ' Twas he writ Norfolk's letter to the Scots ' Queen , then showed the treafon to her ...
... told it was the Earl who helped him out . " " Belike , indeed ! Perhaps he helped him in ; and then had fome occafion for him in the Netherlands . ' Twas he writ Norfolk's letter to the Scots ' Queen , then showed the treafon to her ...
Page 61
... bare legs , too ! Be those Highlanders , School- master ? " Master Hornbook , thus questioned , told all he knew of the apocryphal tale . But between the wish to shew his learning , and his fear of expreffing faith in the.
... bare legs , too ! Be those Highlanders , School- master ? " Master Hornbook , thus questioned , told all he knew of the apocryphal tale . But between the wish to shew his learning , and his fear of expreffing faith in the.
Page 72
... told me last night there was news of him . ' Twas faid Ralegh had much harassed the Lords Barry and Roche , with their rebel ' complices . An Hereditary Statesman . 73 He was in commiffion for 72 The Noble Traytour .
... told me last night there was news of him . ' Twas faid Ralegh had much harassed the Lords Barry and Roche , with their rebel ' complices . An Hereditary Statesman . 73 He was in commiffion for 72 The Noble Traytour .
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... told you of . " " Oh , ay ! He was not there , I think . " " Nor Sir Edward ? " " No ! Why these ? " " Because your father's friends are not the Earl of Leicester's . " " What pith's in that ? " " Why , this . Your father's friends do ...
... told you of . " " Oh , ay ! He was not there , I think . " " Nor Sir Edward ? " " No ! Why these ? " " Because your father's friends are not the Earl of Leicester's . " " What pith's in that ? " " Why , this . Your father's friends do ...
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