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Page 80
such as histories of Jenny and Tommy , “ At last the king thought it best to go of
dolls and tops ) though very useful as and meet the mob , and hear what they had
lessons , had not enough of the marvellous to say . So he went with the lord ...
such as histories of Jenny and Tommy , “ At last the king thought it best to go of
dolls and tops ) though very useful as and meet the mob , and hear what they had
lessons , had not enough of the marvellous to say . So he went with the lord ...
Page 164
This the king acceptes , discoursed of then , as it is to this day aand commands
him to ryde up and discover mongst persons of qualitie ; for of late the what they
wer , and the intent of ther being Duke of Lauderdale , when he was comther ;
and ...
This the king acceptes , discoursed of then , as it is to this day aand commands
him to ryde up and discover mongst persons of qualitie ; for of late the what they
wer , and the intent of ther being Duke of Lauderdale , when he was comther ;
and ...
Page 165
ter . both virtuous and wise , observing the king's a table , and had soe provident
a lady , that passione , commanded two of Cambusne- upon all occasiones gave
evidence of an exThan's daughters , and as many of her oune , cellent house ...
ter . both virtuous and wise , observing the king's a table , and had soe provident
a lady , that passione , commanded two of Cambusne- upon all occasiones gave
evidence of an exThan's daughters , and as many of her oune , cellent house ...
Page 166
But as Moore , Rowallane's daughter , who bare to modesty tyed up her tongue
from the first , King Robert the Second ... hindered the later , withstanding of the
king's haveing two sons for it was not possible to have keeped the in marriage by
...
But as Moore , Rowallane's daughter , who bare to modesty tyed up her tongue
from the first , King Robert the Second ... hindered the later , withstanding of the
king's haveing two sons for it was not possible to have keeped the in marriage by
...
Page 173
The prepar- broken open the door of the king on ations for the journey to
Montmedy the 20th of June 1792 , and who had separated them for a time ; and
Ma- been near assassinating him . This dame de Lamballe sought refuge in man
never ...
The prepar- broken open the door of the king on ations for the journey to
Montmedy the 20th of June 1792 , and who had separated them for a time ; and
Ma- been near assassinating him . This dame de Lamballe sought refuge in man
never ...
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