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... cause expressed , why nor wherefore ; seemed to grudge , that such a costlie journie should be taken in hand to their importunate charges and expenses , without consent of the whole boord of the councell . But namelie the duke of Buck ...
... cause expressed , why nor wherefore ; seemed to grudge , that such a costlie journie should be taken in hand to their importunate charges and expenses , without consent of the whole boord of the councell . But namelie the duke of Buck ...
Page 205
... cause you can speake French , to take the paines to go into the hall , there to receive them according to their estates , and to conduct them into this chamber , where they shall see us , and all these noble person- ages being merie at ...
... cause you can speake French , to take the paines to go into the hall , there to receive them according to their estates , and to conduct them into this chamber , where they shall see us , and all these noble person- ages being merie at ...
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... cause from you , and appeale to the kinges owne person by this token unto you all , for . . . so soone as they shall see this my ryng , they knowe it so well that they shall understande that I have resumed the whole cause into mine owne ...
... cause from you , and appeale to the kinges owne person by this token unto you all , for . . . so soone as they shall see this my ryng , they knowe it so well that they shall understande that I have resumed the whole cause into mine owne ...
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