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Page xxxiv
... matter is cold , and hath taken too much wind ; whereat she seemed again offended , and rose from me , and that resolution for a while continued ; and after , in the beginning of Midsummer term , I attending her , and finding her ...
... matter is cold , and hath taken too much wind ; whereat she seemed again offended , and rose from me , and that resolution for a while continued ; and after , in the beginning of Midsummer term , I attending her , and finding her ...
Page xxxvi
... matter , and had no manner of coherence with the rest of the charge , being matters of Ireland : and therefore ... matter of charge and ac- cusation , this only was but matter of caveat and admonition . Wherewith , though I was in mine ...
... matter , and had no manner of coherence with the rest of the charge , being matters of Ireland : and therefore ... matter of charge and ac- cusation , this only was but matter of caveat and admonition . Wherewith , though I was in mine ...
Page xxxviii
... matter go forth to the signable motive for the course they have attributed public , since by her own command no record had to him . The queen was evidently determined to been kept , and that it was not well to do that protect her ...
... matter go forth to the signable motive for the course they have attributed public , since by her own command no record had to him . The queen was evidently determined to been kept , and that it was not well to do that protect her ...
Page lxiv
... matter should arise , that he might , with the king's permission , be allowed to plead . Upon this unu- Early in this year , ( 1615 , Æt . 55 , ) a dispute which occasioned considerable agitation , arose between the Court of Chancery ...
... matter should arise , that he might , with the king's permission , be allowed to plead . Upon this unu- Early in this year , ( 1615 , Æt . 55 , ) a dispute which occasioned considerable agitation , arose between the Court of Chancery ...
Page lxxii
... matter . These observations not one cause unheard ; the lawyers drawn dry of were well received , and immediately adopted by all the motions they were to make ; not one peti- the king ; and although informations were filed tion ...
... matter . These observations not one cause unheard ; the lawyers drawn dry of were well received , and immediately adopted by all the motions they were to make ; not one peti- the king ; and although informations were filed tion ...
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