The Month, Volume 5Simpkin, Marshall, and Company, 1866 |
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... poor , when some of their subjects have so much wealth . If I were his majesty , beshrew me if I would not lay my hands on the cardinal's coffers , or impose round taxes on the greasy citizens of London . " " The king's majesty would ...
... poor , when some of their subjects have so much wealth . If I were his majesty , beshrew me if I would not lay my hands on the cardinal's coffers , or impose round taxes on the greasy citizens of London . " " The king's majesty would ...
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... poor servant , " answered the earl . " And yet there is a sadness in the discharge of these my last offices of duty to your majesty . " " Ah ! believe me , good my lord , " the queen exclaimed , “ Mar- guerite , the queen of England ...
... poor servant , " answered the earl . " And yet there is a sadness in the discharge of these my last offices of duty to your majesty . " " Ah ! believe me , good my lord , " the queen exclaimed , “ Mar- guerite , the queen of England ...
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... poor to furnish his daughter with royal habiliments ; and this caused impertinent language to be held amongst some of the attendants , which it misliked me to hear . Howsoever , Lady Suffolk resolved to send to London one John Pole ...
... poor to furnish his daughter with royal habiliments ; and this caused impertinent language to be held amongst some of the attendants , which it misliked me to hear . Howsoever , Lady Suffolk resolved to send to London one John Pole ...
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... poor thinking , the meanest gown that could be seen would borrow so great a lustre from her majesty's wearing of it , that none would mark its defects . But my Lady Suffolk is resolved that her grace shall not travel till Mrs ...
... poor thinking , the meanest gown that could be seen would borrow so great a lustre from her majesty's wearing of it , that none would mark its defects . But my Lady Suffolk is resolved that her grace shall not travel till Mrs ...
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... her to have the company of one of her own age . " So saying she led me into the sick chamber , which was poor and meanly furnished for so great a guest . CHAPTER III . A CONVERSATION . FOR Some days the QUEEN MARGARET'S JOURNAL . 13.
... her to have the company of one of her own age . " So saying she led me into the sick chamber , which was poor and meanly furnished for so great a guest . CHAPTER III . A CONVERSATION . FOR Some days the QUEEN MARGARET'S JOURNAL . 13.
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