King Henry VIII, 1734Cornmarket, 1969 - 69 Seiten |
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... Fear , We then are only Statues of the State . King . Things done well And with a Care , exempt themfelves from Fear , Things done without Example , in their Issue Are to be fear'd- -Have you a Precedent Of this Commiffior- -I believe ...
... Fear , We then are only Statues of the State . King . Things done well And with a Care , exempt themfelves from Fear , Things done without Example , in their Issue Are to be fear'd- -Have you a Precedent Of this Commiffior- -I believe ...
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... fear the French wou'd prove perfidious To the King's Danger - prefently the Duke Said ' twas the Fear indeed , and that he doubted " Twou'd prove the Verity of certain Words Spoke by a holy Monk that oft fays he Hath fent to me ...
... fear the French wou'd prove perfidious To the King's Danger - prefently the Duke Said ' twas the Fear indeed , and that he doubted " Twou'd prove the Verity of certain Words Spoke by a holy Monk that oft fays he Hath fent to me ...
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... fear , with Dancing is a little heated . King . I fear too much . Card . There's fresher Air , my Lord , In the next Chamber . " King , Lead in your Ladies every one - Sweet Part ner I must not yet forfake you Let's be merry . My good ...
... fear , with Dancing is a little heated . King . I fear too much . Card . There's fresher Air , my Lord , In the next Chamber . " King , Lead in your Ladies every one - Sweet Part ner I must not yet forfake you Let's be merry . My good ...
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