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Page 257
... lord which I found would be , and so it Gower yields the mastership of the was , the easiest way of seeing it . It horse to lord Huntingdon , and re- is absolutely a noble sight . moves to the great wardrobe , from prince's chamber ...
... lord which I found would be , and so it Gower yields the mastership of the was , the easiest way of seeing it . It horse to lord Huntingdon , and re- is absolutely a noble sight . moves to the great wardrobe , from prince's chamber ...
Page 265
... lord's memory , that if through his relation , that our flippan- her sister and I make her cheerful cies and contempt of them must have for a moment , she accuses herself of given a good deal of play to their an- it the next day to the ...
... lord's memory , that if through his relation , that our flippan- her sister and I make her cheerful cies and contempt of them must have for a moment , she accuses herself of given a good deal of play to their an- it the next day to the ...
Page 267
... Lord Bath has complained to Fanshaw of lord Pulte- ney's * extravagance , and added , " If he had lived , he would have spent my whole estate . " This almost comes up to sir Robert Brown , who , when his eldest daughter was given over ...
... Lord Bath has complained to Fanshaw of lord Pulte- ney's * extravagance , and added , " If he had lived , he would have spent my whole estate . " This almost comes up to sir Robert Brown , who , when his eldest daughter was given over ...
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