Sir Walter Ralegh: The Last of the ElizabethansMacmillan and Company, Limited, 1935 - 387 pages |
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The Last of the Elizabethans Edward John Thompson. never been sure whether his distinctive vocation were not that of a fine gentleman.'1 His contemporaries slowly learnt better , though they never learnt the whole truth . Everyone has ...
The Last of the Elizabethans Edward John Thompson. never been sure whether his distinctive vocation were not that of a fine gentleman.'1 His contemporaries slowly learnt better , though they never learnt the whole truth . Everyone has ...
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... never desiared nor never wolde desiar my lebbarte with out the good likeing ne advising of Sur W : R : hit is not this inprison- ment if I bought hit with my life that shuld make me thinke hit long if hit should doo him harme to speke ...
... never desiared nor never wolde desiar my lebbarte with out the good likeing ne advising of Sur W : R : hit is not this inprison- ment if I bought hit with my life that shuld make me thinke hit long if hit should doo him harme to speke ...
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... never I could . Likewise , whether ever any man was condemned by a single witness , and he not present either.'1 As to the charge of plotting to elevate Arabella to the throne , no evidence was even pre- tended except her story that ...
... never I could . Likewise , whether ever any man was condemned by a single witness , and he not present either.'1 As to the charge of plotting to elevate Arabella to the throne , no evidence was even pre- tended except her story that ...
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