Sir Walter Ralegh: The Last of the ElizabethansMacmillan and Company, Limited, 1935 - 387 pages |
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Page 155
... charge some men in it . And , if a small matter may defend it , it were pity to cast it down , having cost Her Majesty's father , brother , and sister without her own charge - 20,000 marks the erecting.5 He at once took up the ...
... charge some men in it . And , if a small matter may defend it , it were pity to cast it down , having cost Her Majesty's father , brother , and sister without her own charge - 20,000 marks the erecting.5 He at once took up the ...
Page 183
... charge . As to the other accusation made against him , that money had been offered him by Count d'Arenberg , nominally for his offices in bringing about a peace , but really for helping in ' His Majesty's Surprise ' , he claimed ...
... charge . As to the other accusation made against him , that money had been offered him by Count d'Arenberg , nominally for his offices in bringing about a peace , but really for helping in ' His Majesty's Surprise ' , he claimed ...
Page 247
... charge , a mine of gold which themselves , having inhabited upon the same river twenty year , neither by tormenting ... charges ; all is to depend on ' this hazard of a reed ' , this ' adventuring of an old and sorrow - worn man 21 247 ...
... charge , a mine of gold which themselves , having inhabited upon the same river twenty year , neither by tormenting ... charges ; all is to depend on ' this hazard of a reed ' , this ' adventuring of an old and sorrow - worn man 21 247 ...
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