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His hope was sure and steadfast , and his heart so firm that he did not even cease from humorous sayings . When he mounted the crazy ladder of the scaffold , he said : Master Lieutenant , I pray you see me safe up ; and for my coming ...
His hope was sure and steadfast , and his heart so firm that he did not even cease from humorous sayings . When he mounted the crazy ladder of the scaffold , he said : Master Lieutenant , I pray you see me safe up ; and for my coming ...
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to my executors , thereby perfecting the whole business of my will , to my very great joy ; so that I shall be in much better state of soul , I hope , if it should please the Lord to call me away this sickly time .
to my executors , thereby perfecting the whole business of my will , to my very great joy ; so that I shall be in much better state of soul , I hope , if it should please the Lord to call me away this sickly time .
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We may hope to see , in the new Houses of Parliament , the mind of our time stamped for the contemplation of the future , in the form of a history of the past ; and if this is not done , it must be because we are not able to do it ...
We may hope to see , in the new Houses of Parliament , the mind of our time stamped for the contemplation of the future , in the form of a history of the past ; and if this is not done , it must be because we are not able to do it ...
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Contents
ELYOT SIR THOMAS | 8 |
CAMDEN WILLIAM Queen Eleanors Memorial at Charing | 17 |
CAVENDISH G Wolsey in Whitehall | 38 |
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| Title | London in Literature King's treasuries of literature |
| Author | Alfred H. Headley |
| Editor | Alfred H. Headley |
| Compiled by | Alfred H. Headley |
| Publisher | J. M. Dent & Sons Limited, 1920 |
| Original from | the New York Public Library |
| Digitized | 30 Oct 2007 |
| Length | 288 pages |
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