The treasure-seeker's daughter, Том 1261852 |
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... , no words but his own could adequately represent him . For the more unfavourable estimate of that monarch's character , as well as of that of the Countess of Buckingham and her agents , the writer would refer to the.
... , no words but his own could adequately represent him . For the more unfavourable estimate of that monarch's character , as well as of that of the Countess of Buckingham and her agents , the writer would refer to the.
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... Buckingham stooped over the royal chair . 66 Well , dad , " said he , " your jennet is at the gate , so make quick work with these city flat - caps , * who are wait- ing your pleasure - old friends of yours , my lord . " 66 Truly , my ...
... Buckingham stooped over the royal chair . 66 Well , dad , " said he , " your jennet is at the gate , so make quick work with these city flat - caps , * who are wait- ing your pleasure - old friends of yours , my lord . " 66 Truly , my ...
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... Buckingham ; " seeing these worthy citizens are loth enough to put their hands in their pockets ; and as to the monopolies , why they like them as little as the service - book . " " But they shall like baith , Steenie , they shall like ...
... Buckingham ; " seeing these worthy citizens are loth enough to put their hands in their pockets ; and as to the monopolies , why they like them as little as the service - book . " " But they shall like baith , Steenie , they shall like ...
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... Buckingham . " But , Tracey , I must see Madame Tillieres - why , what can my mother suspect ? " Tracey could have given two answers to this one question : first , lest the wayward favourite might commit himself with the French ...
... Buckingham . " But , Tracey , I must see Madame Tillieres - why , what can my mother suspect ? " Tracey could have given two answers to this one question : first , lest the wayward favourite might commit himself with the French ...
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... Buckingham flung the door open , and called him . Leisurely , Tracey proceeded down the back stairs , and looked across the corridor ; but no one was to be seen save the groom who waited there ; so bidding him lead the palfrey round to ...
... Buckingham flung the door open , and called him . Leisurely , Tracey proceeded down the back stairs , and looked across the corridor ; but no one was to be seen save the groom who waited there ; so bidding him lead the palfrey round to ...
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66 Truly alderman aught bishop bishop of Rochester blessed brethren Brownists Buckingham church churchwarden clear-starcher cloak countess countess of Buckingham court Cripplegate daughter Dear father divining rod door Dorothy Porter doth Elizabeth Knox enow ere long eyes favourite fear Forde's gold gude hand hath Heaven holy honour Kate Saunders Kempson king look lord Madam Busbie Margaret Forde Mary Waldegrave Master Hewitt Master Lyndwode Master Skelton Master Tracey Master Webber methinks Mistress Cooper Mistress Margaret muscadine Nelly Simpson never night nodded nought old lady old Master Berrington old Nelly old Webber parchment parish pleasant poor maiden poor soul prison puritan pursuivants reverence reverend sir sacred majesty saints saith smile Steenie stood strange surely Swannell there's things thought treasure-seeker twas twill vellum vicar ward-clerk watch wherefore whilk whispered witchcraft wondrous worthy Wurley yonder
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