Memoirs of the Court of England During the Reign of the Stuarts: Including the Protectorate, Volume 3H. G. Bohn, 1857 |
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... says Lord Clarendon , " before they would receive that affront , the most jealous nation in the world chose rather to send the daughter of the kingdom to be married in England ; and not to be married till she came thither , " 66 and ...
... says Lord Clarendon , " before they would receive that affront , the most jealous nation in the world chose rather to send the daughter of the kingdom to be married in England ; and not to be married till she came thither , " 66 and ...
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... says in his " Short Notes : " - " His royal highness , out of compliment to the King , would not salute her ; to the end that his Majesty might be the first man that ever had received that favour ; she coming out of a country where it ...
... says in his " Short Notes : " - " His royal highness , out of compliment to the King , would not salute her ; to the end that his Majesty might be the first man that ever had received that favour ; she coming out of a country where it ...
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... says , had the same appearance , but was much the handsomest of the party . Though short in stature , her figure was good , and her eyes " languishing and excellent . " The only fault the philosopher had to find , was that her teeth ...
... says , had the same appearance , but was much the handsomest of the party . Though short in stature , her figure was good , and her eyes " languishing and excellent . " The only fault the philosopher had to find , was that her teeth ...
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... says , " with a pretty tolerable face : she , neither in person or manners , had any one article to stand in competition with the charms of the Countess of Castlemaine , since Duchess of Cleveland , the finest woman of her age . " Pepys ...
... says , " with a pretty tolerable face : she , neither in person or manners , had any one article to stand in competition with the charms of the Countess of Castlemaine , since Duchess of Cleveland , the finest woman of her age . " Pepys ...
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... says , " of a swarthy complexion ; one of her fore - teeth stood out , which held up her upper lip ; had some very nauseous distempers , besides exceedingly proud and ill - favoured . " * The high ruffs and " monstrous fardingales ...
... says , " of a swarthy complexion ; one of her fore - teeth stood out , which held up her upper lip ; had some very nauseous distempers , besides exceedingly proud and ill - favoured . " * The high ruffs and " monstrous fardingales ...
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