King Henry VIII, 1734Cornmarket, 1969 - 69 Seiten |
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... noble Lady , Or Gentleman , that is not freely merry , Is not my Friend : This to confirm my Welcome , And to you all good Health . Sands . Your Grace is noble , Let me have a Bowl may hold my Thanks , And fave me fo much talking . Card ...
... noble Lady , Or Gentleman , that is not freely merry , Is not my Friend : This to confirm my Welcome , And to you all good Health . Sands . Your Grace is noble , Let me have a Bowl may hold my Thanks , And fave me fo much talking . Card ...
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... noble Company , what are their Pleasures ? L. Cham . Because they speak no English , thus they pray'd To tell your Grace , that having heard , by Fame , Of this fo noble and fo fair Affembly , They cou'd do no lefs , Out of the great ...
... noble Company , what are their Pleasures ? L. Cham . Because they speak no English , thus they pray'd To tell your Grace , that having heard , by Fame , Of this fo noble and fo fair Affembly , They cou'd do no lefs , Out of the great ...
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... noble . All the Clerks , I mean the learned ones in Chriftian Kingdoms , Have their free Voices . Rome , the Nurfe of Judg → ment , - Invited by your noble felf , hath fent 3 One general Tongue unto us . This good Man , This juft and ...
... noble . All the Clerks , I mean the learned ones in Chriftian Kingdoms , Have their free Voices . Rome , the Nurfe of Judg → ment , - Invited by your noble felf , hath fent 3 One general Tongue unto us . This good Man , This juft and ...
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