The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 59R. Griffiths, 1778 - Books |
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... honour honour or confcience might by chance throw in the way An Inquiry into the Conduct of Lord Pigit . 35.
... honour honour or confcience might by chance throw in the way An Inquiry into the Conduct of Lord Pigit . 35.
Page 169
... honour to fee her Majefty ; the curtefied ; they bowed ; and here ended the fecond au- dience . An arch Italian propofed printing the fpeeches , but me- thinks thefe dumb compliments procured them more honour than Meffire Portal , firft ...
... honour to fee her Majefty ; the curtefied ; they bowed ; and here ended the fecond au- dience . An arch Italian propofed printing the fpeeches , but me- thinks thefe dumb compliments procured them more honour than Meffire Portal , firft ...
Page 215
... honour At this noble tryumphe , to do all theyr devour . Tho kynges mette them , with their company , Egbryt kynge of Kent , brother to the quene ; The fecond was Adulphe kynge of the eaft party , Brother to faynt Audry , wyfe and mayde ...
... honour At this noble tryumphe , to do all theyr devour . Tho kynges mette them , with their company , Egbryt kynge of Kent , brother to the quene ; The fecond was Adulphe kynge of the eaft party , Brother to faynt Audry , wyfe and mayde ...
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