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Page 189
And neither then , nor ever after , during his whole life , would he be brought to
say he had told all he knew . “ Every new witness that came in made us start —
now we shall come to the bottom . And so it continued from one witness to
another ...
And neither then , nor ever after , during his whole life , would he be brought to
say he had told all he knew . “ Every new witness that came in made us start —
now we shall come to the bottom . And so it continued from one witness to
another ...
Page 209
He told them , he had a chaplain that was a very honest man , but a great
blockhead , to whom he had given a living in Suffolk , that was full of that sort of
people : he had gone about among them from house to house , though he could
not ...
He told them , he had a chaplain that was a very honest man , but a great
blockhead , to whom he had given a living in Suffolk , that was full of that sort of
people : he had gone about among them from house to house , though he could
not ...
Page 214
The Duke of Buckingham told him , that when she was brought to the king , she
asked only £500 a year , and the king refused it . But at the time he told him this ,
four years after her first introduction , she had got of the king above £60 , 000 .
The Duke of Buckingham told him , that when she was brought to the king , she
asked only £500 a year , and the king refused it . But at the time he told him this ,
four years after her first introduction , she had got of the king above £60 , 000 .
Page 241
The book , we are told , met with great approbation in Spain , and the “ Inquisition
itself ” encouraged the publication . Things must have come to a sad pass ,
indeed , when those serious people lent their smiles to such a performance .
The book , we are told , met with great approbation in Spain , and the “ Inquisition
itself ” encouraged the publication . Things must have come to a sad pass ,
indeed , when those serious people lent their smiles to such a performance .
Page 327
I replied hereupon , that if you had said you had not loved us , I should have
believed you , but should have returned you another answer ; in the mean while ,
that I had no more to say . than what I told him formerly , which was , we knew
what ...
I replied hereupon , that if you had said you had not loved us , I should have
believed you , but should have returned you another answer ; in the mean while ,
that I had no more to say . than what I told him formerly , which was , we knew
what ...
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Bibliographic information
| 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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