Memoirs of the Reign of George the Second, Volumen2Lea and Blanchard, 1848 |
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... talked to most people but the Queen , and it was by her order , not his , that the company was at last dismissed . But by unreasonably hurrying himself to arrive in Eng- land , though he was as unreasonably sorry to return thither at ...
... talked to most people but the Queen , and it was by her order , not his , that the company was at last dismissed . But by unreasonably hurrying himself to arrive in Eng- land , though he was as unreasonably sorry to return thither at ...
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... talked of and everybody confessed ; for , by a practice very uncommon in courts , people , instead of hiding with shame the snubs they received from their master , bragged of them in mirth ; and , by finding these distinctions so ...
... talked of and everybody confessed ; for , by a practice very uncommon in courts , people , instead of hiding with shame the snubs they received from their master , bragged of them in mirth ; and , by finding these distinctions so ...
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... talked of this match first , I imagined , like you , that they certainly never designed to conclude it : but they will do by this wedding as Cardinal Fleury did by the war - they will , without intend- ing to go on , be step by step ...
... talked of this match first , I imagined , like you , that they certainly never designed to conclude it : but they will do by this wedding as Cardinal Fleury did by the war - they will , without intend- ing to go on , be step by step ...
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... talked in this way , that at least they were very ignorant and silly friends , who imagined it would be advisable for the King to disband a man before the peace was concluded . Lord Hervey said that there was certainly nothing so odious ...
... talked in this way , that at least they were very ignorant and silly friends , who imagined it would be advisable for the King to disband a man before the peace was concluded . Lord Hervey said that there was certainly nothing so odious ...
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... talked to the Queen in this strain every time they saw her ; to which the Queen an- swered that they both knew very well that the Duke of Ar- gyll was not the most manageable man in the world , that his Presbyterian education had given ...
... talked to the Queen in this strain every time they saw her ; to which the Queen an- swered that they both knew very well that the Duke of Ar- gyll was not the most manageable man in the world , that his Presbyterian education had given ...
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