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 5F.C. and J. Rivington, 1814 |
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Page 39
... least , keep his acquaintance with her as private as possible . But marriage made no alteration in him . So far was he from making a secret of his adultery , that he brought his lady under the queen's nose , and insisted on her being ...
... least , keep his acquaintance with her as private as possible . But marriage made no alteration in him . So far was he from making a secret of his adultery , that he brought his lady under the queen's nose , and insisted on her being ...
Page 40
... least degree of what I have resolved ; which is , of making my lady Castlemaine of my wives bedchamber : and whosoever I find use any endeavours to hinder this resolution of mine ( except it be only to myself ) , I will be his enemy to ...
... least degree of what I have resolved ; which is , of making my lady Castlemaine of my wives bedchamber : and whosoever I find use any endeavours to hinder this resolution of mine ( except it be only to myself ) , I will be his enemy to ...
Page 49
... least ex- pected or suspected , the queen , on a sudden , let her- self fall first to conversation and then to familiarity , and , even in the same instant , to a confidence with the lady was merry with her in publick , talked VOL . V ...
... least ex- pected or suspected , the queen , on a sudden , let her- self fall first to conversation and then to familiarity , and , even in the same instant , to a confidence with the lady was merry with her in publick , talked VOL . V ...
Page 50
... least in publick , to manifest some duty and reve- rence towards her majesty ; and how much he lost in the general affections of his subjects : and that , besides the displeasure of God Almighty , he could not reason- ably hope for ...
... least in publick , to manifest some duty and reve- rence towards her majesty ; and how much he lost in the general affections of his subjects : and that , besides the displeasure of God Almighty , he could not reason- ably hope for ...
Page 52
... least degree startle us , or make us swerve from it ; and nothing can be proposed to manifest our zeal and affection for it , to which we will not readily consent : and we hope , in due time , ourself to propose somewhat to you for the ...
... least degree startle us , or make us swerve from it ; and nothing can be proposed to manifest our zeal and affection for it , to which we will not readily consent : and we hope , in due time , ourself to propose somewhat to you for the ...
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