King Henry VIII, 1734Cornmarket, 1969 - 69 Seiten |
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... Surry , and Lord Chamber- lain . Norf . If you will now unite in your Complaints , And force'em with a Conftancy , the Cardinal Cannot stand under them If you omit The Offer of this Time , I cannot promife But that you shall fuftain ...
... Surry , and Lord Chamber- lain . Norf . If you will now unite in your Complaints , And force'em with a Conftancy , the Cardinal Cannot stand under them If you omit The Offer of this Time , I cannot promife But that you shall fuftain ...
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... Surry Has the King this ? Suff . Believe it . Surry . Will this work ? L. Cham . The King in this perceives him , how he coafts And hedges his own Way - But in this Point All his Tricks founder , and he brings his Phyfick After his ...
... Surry Has the King this ? Suff . Believe it . Surry . Will this work ? L. Cham . The King in this perceives him , how he coafts And hedges his own Way - But in this Point All his Tricks founder , and he brings his Phyfick After his ...
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... Surry durft better Have burnt that Tongue , than faid fo . Sur . Thy Ambition , Thou scarlet Sin , robb'd this bewailing Land Of noble Buckingham , my Father - in - law . The Heads of all thy Brother Cardinal's , With thee , and all thy ...
... Surry durft better Have burnt that Tongue , than faid fo . Sur . Thy Ambition , Thou scarlet Sin , robb'd this bewailing Land Of noble Buckingham , my Father - in - law . The Heads of all thy Brother Cardinal's , With thee , and all thy ...
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