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The King sent to her , she must first come and view them ; and so she come , and the King went to her , and all friends again . He tells me she did , in her anger , say she would be even with the King , and print his letters to her .
The King sent to her , she must first come and view them ; and so she come , and the King went to her , and all friends again . He tells me she did , in her anger , say she would be even with the King , and print his letters to her .
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To the King's Head ordinary ; and a pretty gentleman in our company , who confirms my Lady Castlemaine's being gone from court , but knows not the reason : he told us of one wipe the Queene a little while ago did give her , when she ...
To the King's Head ordinary ; and a pretty gentleman in our company , who confirms my Lady Castlemaine's being gone from court , but knows not the reason : he told us of one wipe the Queene a little while ago did give her , when she ...
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A singular proof of the pecuniary distress to which the King was reduced will be found in the annexed quotation . • The King was vexed the other day ( in 1667 ) for having no paper laid for him at the council - table , as was usual ...
A singular proof of the pecuniary distress to which the King was reduced will be found in the annexed quotation . • The King was vexed the other day ( in 1667 ) for having no paper laid for him at the council - table , as was usual ...
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1825 |
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