Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Review, Volumes 292-293F. Jefferies, 1967 |
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Page 430
... took leave of his friends in Madrid with all the signs of grief on his countenance , as if he were destined never to see them again , and he lost no opportunity when in Holland of contradicting the rumours which reached his ears of his ...
... took leave of his friends in Madrid with all the signs of grief on his countenance , as if he were destined never to see them again , and he lost no opportunity when in Holland of contradicting the rumours which reached his ears of his ...
Page 442
... took measures to send his most valuable effects to a place of safety outside the city . He then returned to warn the Emperor , but , finding he was absent on a hunt- ing expedition , he set out privately for Tetuan and took refuge with ...
... took measures to send his most valuable effects to a place of safety outside the city . He then returned to warn the Emperor , but , finding he was absent on a hunt- ing expedition , he set out privately for Tetuan and took refuge with ...
Page 374
effects took place at Chapman's rooms in Cornhill , next Tom's Coffee House . Some years later a sale was announced to take place at Christie's of " furniture , swords , trinkets , jewels and all the wearing apparel constituting the ...
effects took place at Chapman's rooms in Cornhill , next Tom's Coffee House . Some years later a sale was announced to take place at Christie's of " furniture , swords , trinkets , jewels and all the wearing apparel constituting the ...
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