Miscellanea from the Works of John Sheffield, Duke of BuckinghamHaworth Press, 1933 - 120 Seiten |
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... 'd to consult and treat with those Lords who invited him to come over , propos'd at one of their meetings to bring over Lord MULGRAVE , and to communicate their design to him ; upon which the Earl of SHREWSBURY said , " If 16.
... 'd to consult and treat with those Lords who invited him to come over , propos'd at one of their meetings to bring over Lord MULGRAVE , and to communicate their design to him ; upon which the Earl of SHREWSBURY said , " If 16.
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... bring her to think just as he did , if she left the room to give him time to cool , he could never stay till supper - time , tho ' pretty near , nor till she returned back of herself into his room , but con- stantly left his books or ...
... bring her to think just as he did , if she left the room to give him time to cool , he could never stay till supper - time , tho ' pretty near , nor till she returned back of herself into his room , but con- stantly left his books or ...
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... bring it hither . AND 2dly , If the Judges had been so oblig'd , yet that had been a good argument against our interpreting it to be meant of an Act of Parliament , and so one part of this opinion destroys the other : For , to what ...
... bring it hither . AND 2dly , If the Judges had been so oblig'd , yet that had been a good argument against our interpreting it to be meant of an Act of Parliament , and so one part of this opinion destroys the other : For , to what ...
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A SHORT LIFE OF THE DUKE | 11 |
A CHARACTER OF KING CHARLES II page | 55 |
ON FRIENDSHIP | 65 |
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