Miscellanea from the Works of John Sheffield, Duke of BuckinghamHaworth Press, 1933 - 120 Seiten |
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... pass the houses , King WILLIAM sent one day for the Earl of MULGRAVE ; and after some little discourse , offer'd to give him an additional title , with an annual pension of 3000 pounds , and to make him of the cabinet - council . The ...
... pass the houses , King WILLIAM sent one day for the Earl of MULGRAVE ; and after some little discourse , offer'd to give him an additional title , with an annual pension of 3000 pounds , and to make him of the cabinet - council . The ...
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... pass all day for men of parts , They pass alone the night . But CELIA never breaks their rest ; Such servants she disdains ; And so the fops are dully blest , While I endure her chains . The DREAM READY to throw me at the feet Of 27.
... pass all day for men of parts , They pass alone the night . But CELIA never breaks their rest ; Such servants she disdains ; And so the fops are dully blest , While I endure her chains . The DREAM READY to throw me at the feet Of 27.
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... pass'd the Bill , not only so base and bloody as to be all the while against it in their consciences , but so foolish also as to own it in the very Bill itself . And therefore nothing can be plainer than that ' tis only a gross mistake ...
... pass'd the Bill , not only so base and bloody as to be all the while against it in their consciences , but so foolish also as to own it in the very Bill itself . And therefore nothing can be plainer than that ' tis only a gross mistake ...
Inhalt
A SHORT LIFE OF THE DUKE | 11 |
A CHARACTER OF KING CHARLES II page | 55 |
ON FRIENDSHIP | 65 |
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