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... Name and " Place I could willingly have contented my self , if God and your Grace's Pleafure had been so pleased . Nei- ther did I at any Time fo far forget my felf in my Ex- altation , or received Queenship , but that I always · looked ...
... Name and " Place I could willingly have contented my self , if God and your Grace's Pleafure had been so pleased . Nei- ther did I at any Time fo far forget my felf in my Ex- altation , or received Queenship , but that I always · looked ...
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... Name of Ann Boleyn ⚫ hath been pleafing in your Ears , then let me obtain this Requeft , and I will so leave to ... Names ; Mr. fuch a one and Mrs. fuch a one not being capable of raifing the Soul out of the ordinary tracts and paffages ...
... Name of Ann Boleyn ⚫ hath been pleafing in your Ears , then let me obtain this Requeft , and I will so leave to ... Names ; Mr. fuch a one and Mrs. fuch a one not being capable of raifing the Soul out of the ordinary tracts and paffages ...
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... Name and Place of Abode . THIS , indeed , would have effectually fuppreffed all printed Scandal , which generally appears under borrowed Names , or under none at all . But it is to be feared , that fuch an Expedient would not only ...
... Name and Place of Abode . THIS , indeed , would have effectually fuppreffed all printed Scandal , which generally appears under borrowed Names , or under none at all . But it is to be feared , that fuch an Expedient would not only ...
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