Francis Bacon's Personal Life-story, Volume 1Rider, 1949 - 382 pagina's |
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Pagina 93
... Court would be bound to leak out privately through those kind friends who simply live to regale tit - bits of scandal . Hilyard , the court painter to Elizabeth , has left us a portrait of Francis Bacon at this age - an unforgettable ...
... Court would be bound to leak out privately through those kind friends who simply live to regale tit - bits of scandal . Hilyard , the court painter to Elizabeth , has left us a portrait of Francis Bacon at this age - an unforgettable ...
Pagina 269
... Court . ( A. Strickland . Elizabeth , p . 626. ) " Four or five months passed in ineffectual endeavours ON THE QUEEN'S PART to extract from him some apology or submission which might open the door to reconciliation , " says Spedding ...
... Court . ( A. Strickland . Elizabeth , p . 626. ) " Four or five months passed in ineffectual endeavours ON THE QUEEN'S PART to extract from him some apology or submission which might open the door to reconciliation , " says Spedding ...
Pagina 289
... Court in such peace that a dog would not wag his tongue against him . " ( G. B. Harrison . ) There were then at least three hundred gentlemen attending the Earl at Essex House which lay only a mile off the Court at Whitehall , between the ...
... Court in such peace that a dog would not wag his tongue against him . " ( G. B. Harrison . ) There were then at least three hundred gentlemen attending the Earl at Essex House which lay only a mile off the Court at Whitehall , between the ...
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