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Page 226
... Queen . The recorded instances of her excessive vanity are indeed almost without number , and almost beyond belief . Vereiken , the Dutch ambassador , could tell her with a grave coun- tenance at his audience that " he had longed to ...
... Queen . The recorded instances of her excessive vanity are indeed almost without number , and almost beyond belief . Vereiken , the Dutch ambassador , could tell her with a grave coun- tenance at his audience that " he had longed to ...
Page 240
... Queen , Though Pope and Spaniard could not trouble it . " Without making farther mention of the personal favourites ... Queen's heir or successor . " It is amusing , and not destitute of advantage , sometimes to notice the dif- ferent ...
... Queen , Though Pope and Spaniard could not trouble it . " Without making farther mention of the personal favourites ... Queen's heir or successor . " It is amusing , and not destitute of advantage , sometimes to notice the dif- ferent ...
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... Queen , as the token by which he im- plored her mercy ; but which , in obedience to her husband , to whom she had communicated the circumstance , she had hitherto withheld ; for which she entreated the Queen's forgiveness . On sight of ...
... Queen , as the token by which he im- plored her mercy ; but which , in obedience to her husband , to whom she had communicated the circumstance , she had hitherto withheld ; for which she entreated the Queen's forgiveness . On sight of ...
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Sermons collective See Skurray | 5 |
Elegy on the Death of Richard Rey | 13 |
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