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Page 56
These things came to be known , and she was brought into the high - commission
; and there , after a legal proceeding , was found guilty of adultery , and
sentenced to do penance ; many of the great lords of the kingdom being present
in court ...
These things came to be known , and she was brought into the high - commission
; and there , after a legal proceeding , was found guilty of adultery , and
sentenced to do penance ; many of the great lords of the kingdom being present
in court ...
Page 63
I dreamed that the King went out to hunt ; and that when he was hungry , I
brought him on the sudden into the house of my friend , Francis Windebank .
While he prepareth to eat , I , in the absence of others , presented the cup to him
after the ...
I dreamed that the King went out to hunt ; and that when he was hungry , I
brought him on the sudden into the house of my friend , Francis Windebank .
While he prepareth to eat , I , in the absence of others , presented the cup to him
after the ...
Page 156
On Peter ' s telling her that he brought news of her husband , she , in the first
instance , well nigh smothers him with caresses ; and then on ringing for a light (
a slip this , no doubt , of Peter ' s tongue ) is in the utmost confusion at being ...
On Peter ' s telling her that he brought news of her husband , she , in the first
instance , well nigh smothers him with caresses ; and then on ringing for a light (
a slip this , no doubt , of Peter ' s tongue ) is in the utmost confusion at being ...
Page 162
prospect , he has recourse to his brandy bottle to raise them ; when , reflecting
that this would only increase his thirst , and that it were better to take a little of the
white Madeira he had brought along with him , he applied what he took to be a ...
prospect , he has recourse to his brandy bottle to raise them ; when , reflecting
that this would only increase his thirst , and that it were better to take a little of the
white Madeira he had brought along with him , he applied what he took to be a ...
Page 215
The only occasion on which Charles evinced any thing like jealousy and passion
in love , was at the time he paid court to Miss Steward , whom the queen ' s
mother had brought over with her from France . To the repeated infidelities of the
...
The only occasion on which Charles evinced any thing like jealousy and passion
in love , was at the time he paid court to Miss Steward , whom the queen ' s
mother had brought over with her from France . To the repeated infidelities of the
...
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| Title | The Retrospective Review.., Volume 7 |
| Editor | Henry Southern |
| Contributors | David Sampson Maurice, Charles and Henry Baldwyn |
| Publisher | Charles and Henry Baldwyn, Newgate Street., 1823 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 14 Aug 2007 |
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