Kentish Poets. A series of writers in English poetry, natives or residents in the county of Kent; with specimens of their compositions and some account of their lives and writings. By R. F.1821 |
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... speak had he no tongue , And will accuse me . Barnes . See how his wounds break out afresh in bleeding ! James . He stirs himself . Mayor . He opens his eyes . Barnes . See how he looks upon him ! Brown . I gave him fifteen wounds ...
... speak had he no tongue , And will accuse me . Barnes . See how his wounds break out afresh in bleeding ! James . He stirs himself . Mayor . He opens his eyes . Barnes . See how he looks upon him ! Brown . I gave him fifteen wounds ...
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... speaking for two days , yet now should speak to accuse this man , and presently yield up his soul . James . ' Tis very strange . Mayor . Serjeants away ! -prepare you for the court , And I will follow you immediately . Barnes . Sure the ...
... speaking for two days , yet now should speak to accuse this man , and presently yield up his soul . James . ' Tis very strange . Mayor . Serjeants away ! -prepare you for the court , And I will follow you immediately . Barnes . Sure the ...
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... speaking , to the dissolution of the religious houses . As a pre- liminary step , he had previously joined the conspiracy by which Cardinal Wolsey suffered disgrace . Dr , Nott is inclined to think that Wyatt was induced to this line of ...
... speaking , to the dissolution of the religious houses . As a pre- liminary step , he had previously joined the conspiracy by which Cardinal Wolsey suffered disgrace . Dr , Nott is inclined to think that Wyatt was induced to this line of ...
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Rowland FREEMAN. After this acknowledgment it is little better than folly to speak of Wyatt's attachment to Henry's reformation from religious or disinterested motives . The honour of Knighthood was conferred upon Sir Thomas Wyatt on ...
Rowland FREEMAN. After this acknowledgment it is little better than folly to speak of Wyatt's attachment to Henry's reformation from religious or disinterested motives . The honour of Knighthood was conferred upon Sir Thomas Wyatt on ...
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... speaking disre- spectfully of the King . He was at length permitted to return , which he did in June 1539 , and immediately requested a public enquiry into his conduct , as con- nected with the subjects of Bonner's charges . He was ...
... speaking disre- spectfully of the King . He was at length permitted to return , which he did in June 1539 , and immediately requested a public enquiry into his conduct , as con- nected with the subjects of Bonner's charges . He was ...
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