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The Queen answered very gravely , that it was best first to enquire of them , whether they would be released or no . 2. Queen Ann Bullen , at the time when ...
The Queen answered very gravely , that it was best first to enquire of them , whether they would be released or no . 2. Queen Ann Bullen , at the time when ...
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His majesty , in his answer to the book of the cardinal of Evereux , ( who had in ... His majesty answered ; why , Sir Edward Coke , they be like houses in ...
His majesty , in his answer to the book of the cardinal of Evereux , ( who had in ... His majesty answered ; why , Sir Edward Coke , they be like houses in ...
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... said to the secretary , wote you what ? The arch - duke is risen from the grave . He answered ; what , without the trunpet of the arch - angel.
... said to the secretary , wote you what ? The arch - duke is risen from the grave . He answered ; what , without the trunpet of the arch - angel.
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Queen Elizabeth was importuned much by my lord of Essex , to supply divers great offices that had been long void : the queen answered nothing to the matter ...
Queen Elizabeth was importuned much by my lord of Essex , to supply divers great offices that had been long void : the queen answered nothing to the matter ...
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The count of Soissons answered ; yes , sir , it is a pillow for all France to sleep upon . 16. The said king Henry the fourth was moved by his parliament to ...
The count of Soissons answered ; yes , sir , it is a pillow for all France to sleep upon . 16. The said king Henry the fourth was moved by his parliament to ...
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| Título | The Works of Francis Bacon ... Volumen2 de The Works of Francis Bacon, Francis Bacon |
| Autor | Francis Bacon |
| Editor | J. Cundee, 1802 |
| Procedencia del original | Biblioteca Británica |
| Digitalizado | 28 Ene. 2019 |
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