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Pagina xix
... favour and countenance , which it pleased your lordship , at my being with you , to vouchsafe me , above my degree and desert : My , But his application was unsuccessful ; the queen and the Chapter II From the Death of his Father till ...
... favour and countenance , which it pleased your lordship , at my being with you , to vouchsafe me , above my degree and desert : My , But his application was unsuccessful ; the queen and the Chapter II From the Death of his Father till ...
Pagina xxiii
... favour unto me that , being hardly informed of me , you took occasion rather of good advice than of evil opinion thereby . And if your lordship had grounded only upon the said information of theirs , I might and would truly have ...
... favour unto me that , being hardly informed of me , you took occasion rather of good advice than of evil opinion thereby . And if your lordship had grounded only upon the said information of theirs , I might and would truly have ...
Pagina xxiv
... favour . And for that your lordship may otherwise have heard of me , it shall make me more wary and circumspect in carriage of myself ; indeed I find in my simple observation , that they which live as it were in umbra and not in public ...
... favour . And for that your lordship may otherwise have heard of me , it shall make me more wary and circumspect in carriage of myself ; indeed I find in my simple observation , that they which live as it were in umbra and not in public ...
Pagina xxviii
... favour , and the impossibility that he who had selected a course of life ' estimate only by the few , ' should be approved by the many . " ( b ) He said this , not in anger , but in the consciousness of the dignity of his pursuits , and ...
... favour , and the impossibility that he who had selected a course of life ' estimate only by the few , ' should be approved by the many . " ( b ) He said this , not in anger , but in the consciousness of the dignity of his pursuits , and ...
Pagina xxxii
... favour to me , or strength for me , in procuring a short and speedy end . For though I know it will never be carried any other way , yet I hold both my friend and myself disgraced by this protraction . More I would write , but that I ...
... favour to me , or strength for me , in procuring a short and speedy end . For though I know it will never be carried any other way , yet I hold both my friend and myself disgraced by this protraction . More I would write , but that I ...
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