An Historical and Critical Account of the Lives and Writings of James I. and Charles I. and of the Lives of Oliver Cromwell and Charles II...: From Original Writers and State-papers, Volume 2F.C. and J. Rivington, 1814 |
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... whole court is Spanish . But , by his favour , he should fall out with none but himself ; for they were all indif- ferently invited to come as private men to a private sport ; which he refusing , the Spanish ambassador wil- lingly ...
... whole court is Spanish . But , by his favour , he should fall out with none but himself ; for they were all indif- ferently invited to come as private men to a private sport ; which he refusing , the Spanish ambassador wil- lingly ...
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... whole life . For though , on the sight of the papers presented , he affected to talk of the Spanish ambassadors as no better than traitors ; of his being grieved for having suspected them , and of the clearness of their innocency ; yet ...
... whole life . For though , on the sight of the papers presented , he affected to talk of the Spanish ambassadors as no better than traitors ; of his being grieved for having suspected them , and of the clearness of their innocency ; yet ...
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... whole world's mistress other than a queen . All had been rivals , and you might have spar'd Or kill'd , and tyranniz'd , without a guard . * * * * * * * * * Such eyes as your's , on Jove himself have thrown As bright and fierce a light ...
... whole world's mistress other than a queen . All had been rivals , and you might have spar'd Or kill'd , and tyranniz'd , without a guard . * * * * * * * * * Such eyes as your's , on Jove himself have thrown As bright and fierce a light ...
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... whole nation in their own most peculiar vani- ties ; he had the ambition to fix his eyes upon , and to dedicate his most violent affection to a lady of a very sublime quality , and to pursue it with most importu- nate addresses ...
... whole nation in their own most peculiar vani- ties ; he had the ambition to fix his eyes upon , and to dedicate his most violent affection to a lady of a very sublime quality , and to pursue it with most importu- nate addresses ...
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... whole life , not sway'd By female usurpation , or dismay'd . MILTON . These things are boldly said ! but possibly they who uttered them , might not themselves have been able wholly to make them good ; for women , in all ages , have had ...
... whole life , not sway'd By female usurpation , or dismay'd . MILTON . These things are boldly said ! but possibly they who uttered them , might not themselves have been able wholly to make them good ; for women , in all ages , have had ...
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