Godway Castle, Or, The Fortunes of a King's Daughter: An Historical Romance |
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... Prince of Wales , who was nearly related to him ; and which , alike worthy of so exalted a visitor , and so hospitable a host , were seldom opened , and usually set apart for the reception of distinguished guests . The remaining ...
... Prince of Wales , who was nearly related to him ; and which , alike worthy of so exalted a visitor , and so hospitable a host , were seldom opened , and usually set apart for the reception of distinguished guests . The remaining ...
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... Prince of Orange ; and on his return she married him to the Countess of Burleigh , who was esteemed the first lady at her court , and who , in that relation , merited this preference . Regard- ing the education of her former page , as ...
... Prince of Orange ; and on his return she married him to the Countess of Burleigh , who was esteemed the first lady at her court , and who , in that relation , merited this preference . Regard- ing the education of her former page , as ...
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... prince inspired him . At the little court of Henry , adorned by no other brilliancy than that of arms , he found men warmed by the highest feeling for right , and inspired but by the desire to conquer or to die . It was a benefit to him ...
... prince inspired him . At the little court of Henry , adorned by no other brilliancy than that of arms , he found men warmed by the highest feeling for right , and inspired but by the desire to conquer or to die . It was a benefit to him ...
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... Prince of Wales , clung with enthusiasm to the Earl of Glandford ; whilst Charles , the younger prince , was inseparable from the Earl of Derbery . James delighted in having the young people around him as much as possible ; yet his wish ...
... Prince of Wales , clung with enthusiasm to the Earl of Glandford ; whilst Charles , the younger prince , was inseparable from the Earl of Derbery . James delighted in having the young people around him as much as possible ; yet his wish ...
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... prince to his room that evening , and the attendants had left them , the two young men looked for the first time at one another , and flew into each others ' arms . Charles felt hot tears upon his cheeks , and he looked frightened and ...
... prince to his room that evening , and the attendants had left them , the two young men looked for the first time at one another , and flew into each others ' arms . Charles felt hot tears upon his cheeks , and he looked frightened and ...
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