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... which he finding not any way to be tainted with those things his kingly majesty
and means could bring to the battery , he , in the end , fell to win her by treaty of
marriage , and in this talk took from her a ring , and that wore upon his little finger
...
... which he finding not any way to be tainted with those things his kingly majesty
and means could bring to the battery , he , in the end , fell to win her by treaty of
marriage , and in this talk took from her a ring , and that wore upon his little finger
...
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For the King , resorting to his chamber , showing some discontentment in his
countenance , found means to break this matter to the lady , who , with good and
evident proof how the knight came by the jewel , satisfied the King so effectually ...
For the King , resorting to his chamber , showing some discontentment in his
countenance , found means to break this matter to the lady , who , with good and
evident proof how the knight came by the jewel , satisfied the King so effectually ...
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For the King , resorting to his chamber , showing some discontentment in his
countenance , found means to break this matter to the lady , who , with good and
evident proof how the knight came by the jewel , satisfied the King so effectually ...
For the King , resorting to his chamber , showing some discontentment in his
countenance , found means to break this matter to the lady , who , with good and
evident proof how the knight came by the jewel , satisfied the King so effectually ...
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... the existence of which would decide the question of their being fresco ; but
having called attention to this point , some one enjoying the means of full
examination will perhaps determine it . These paintings appear to be the oldest
existing in ...
... the existence of which would decide the question of their being fresco ; but
having called attention to this point , some one enjoying the means of full
examination will perhaps determine it . These paintings appear to be the oldest
existing in ...
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The name was anciently written " Herges , " probably a derivative of the Saxon
Hearge , Herge or Herige , which , translated , means church . The antiquity of the
spot is further and more precisely vouched for , by that unique record , William the
...
The name was anciently written " Herges , " probably a derivative of the Saxon
Hearge , Herge or Herige , which , translated , means church . The antiquity of the
spot is further and more precisely vouched for , by that unique record , William the
...
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Page 3 - WHAT word is that, that changeth not, Though it be turn'd and made in twain ? It is mine Anna, God it wot, The only causer of my pain ; My love that meedeth with disdain. Yet is it loved, what will you more ? It is my salve, and eke my sore.
Page 4 - I hope the same from you, assuring you that in my case the anguish of absence is so great, that it would be intolerable, were it not for the firm hope I have of your indissoluble affection towards me. In order to remind you of it, and because I cannot in person be in your presence, I send you the thing which comes nearest that is possible, that is to say, my picture, and the whole device, which you already know of, set in bracelets, wishing myself in their place when it pleases you; this is from...
Page 1 - ... when she composed her hands to play and her voice to sing, it was joined with that sweetness of countenance that three harmonies concurred ; likewise, when she danced, her rare proportions varied themselves into all the graces that belong either to rest or motion.
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| Title | Pleasure Excursions: as Guides for Making Day's Excursions on the Eastern Counties, South-Eastern [and Other] Railways |
| Author | Felix Summerly |
| Published | 1847 |
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