Miscellanea from the Works of John Sheffield, Duke of BuckinghamHaworth Press, 1933 - 120 Seiten |
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... favour'd them so much , that they had the finest weather imaginable during the voyage , which held three weeks ; but in two days after they set sail , the ship leak'd in so many places , tho ' they had carpenters aboard , they were forc ...
... favour'd them so much , that they had the finest weather imaginable during the voyage , which held three weeks ; but in two days after they set sail , the ship leak'd in so many places , tho ' they had carpenters aboard , they were forc ...
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... favours he mention'd , sometime in his reign he had them all , and was generally pretty well in his favour and ... favour than at others , tho ' I think he was but once out of his employment , and then he resign'd it himself in the ...
... favours he mention'd , sometime in his reign he had them all , and was generally pretty well in his favour and ... favour than at others , tho ' I think he was but once out of his employment , and then he resign'd it himself in the ...
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... favour of this Act from any condemnation of Treason , they hung out a flaming sword over their heads in this clause ; which in truth is only minatory , and nothing else . That so the Judges being commanded to tarry , and not to give any ...
... favour of this Act from any condemnation of Treason , they hung out a flaming sword over their heads in this clause ; which in truth is only minatory , and nothing else . That so the Judges being commanded to tarry , and not to give any ...
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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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