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So long as Lady Cecil was alive she kept her husband and brother friendly , and she remembered the steady kindness her son had received at Sherborne . But she died in 1597. Then Cobham , whose own wife was dead , in 1602 married Lady ...
So long as Lady Cecil was alive she kept her husband and brother friendly , and she remembered the steady kindness her son had received at Sherborne . But she died in 1597. Then Cobham , whose own wife was dead , in 1602 married Lady ...
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Abbot argued that the Bible said nothing apposite to Lady Essex's case ; and that where the Gospel Light was so overpoweringly luminous as it was near King James , Satan could not possibly be powerful . In the old bad days of Popery ...
Abbot argued that the Bible said nothing apposite to Lady Essex's case ; and that where the Gospel Light was so overpoweringly luminous as it was near King James , Satan could not possibly be powerful . In the old bad days of Popery ...
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led the lewder sort to speculate that a lady of less energetic history had deputised for her . The King , slobbering over their cheeks , congratulated the lovers , and they were married with great rejoicings , December 26 , 1613.
led the lewder sort to speculate that a lady of less energetic history had deputised for her . The King , slobbering over their cheeks , congratulated the lovers , and they were married with great rejoicings , December 26 , 1613.
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| Title | Sir Walter Ralegh: The Last of the Elizabethans |
| Author | Edward John Thompson |
| Publisher | Macmillan and Company, Limited, 1935 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 24 Jan 2008 |
| ISBN | 818868130X, 9788188681303 |
| Length | 387 pages |
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