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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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Divers of those gentlemen were of weak and small means ; which when Queen Elizabeth heard , she said ; my lord might have done well to have built his alms ...
Divers of those gentlemen were of weak and small means ; which when Queen Elizabeth heard , she said ; my lord might have done well to have built his alms ...
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... I have divers times business of importance , and still I send forth one of my geldings , and not the other ; would you not think I set him aside for ' a ...
... I have divers times business of importance , and still I send forth one of my geldings , and not the other ; would you not think I set him aside for ' a ...
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A master of the request to queen Elizabeth had divers times moved for an audience , and been At last he came to the queen in a progress , and had on a new ...
A master of the request to queen Elizabeth had divers times moved for an audience , and been At last he came to the queen in a progress , and had on a new ...
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There was one that died greatly in debt ; when it was reported in some company , where divers of his creditors casually were , that he was dead ...
There was one that died greatly in debt ; when it was reported in some company , where divers of his creditors casually were , that he was dead ...
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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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