The Fortnightly Review, Том 4;Том 6 |
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While there she receives letters from Ireland ; and a payment is made to a servant of the Duke of Lancaster for bringing a letter from his daughter Lady Blanche . In December of the same year ( 1357 ) a man receives money for a G ...
While there she receives letters from Ireland ; and a payment is made to a servant of the Duke of Lancaster for bringing a letter from his daughter Lady Blanche . In December of the same year ( 1357 ) a man receives money for a G ...
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The night on which I returned to town I received your letter . “ Now listen to a joke ! A certain bishop , who is held , too , to be one of the wiser ones , has been blaspheming our school before a large concourse of people , declaring ...
The night on which I returned to town I received your letter . “ Now listen to a joke ! A certain bishop , who is held , too , to be one of the wiser ones , has been blaspheming our school before a large concourse of people , declaring ...
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Whether safely or not , he had certainly now dared to speak his mind pretty fully in the letter to the Abbot of St. Bertin . And Erasmus had other opportunities of speaking out his mind about the war . There was a rumour afloat that a ...
Whether safely or not , he had certainly now dared to speak his mind pretty fully in the letter to the Abbot of St. Bertin . And Erasmus had other opportunities of speaking out his mind about the war . There was a rumour afloat that a ...
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At length they reach the city , and , armed with a letter of introduction from Archbishop Warham , enter the spacious nave of the cathedral . This is open to the public , and beyond its own vastness and solemn grandeur presents little ...
At length they reach the city , and , armed with a letter of introduction from Archbishop Warham , enter the spacious nave of the cathedral . This is open to the public , and beyond its own vastness and solemn grandeur presents little ...
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The fact is that he has been too busy to write many letters even to Erasmus . He had been rapidly drawn into the vortex of public business . Soon after the accession of Henry VIII . he was elected under - sheriff of London , and every ...
The fact is that he has been too busy to write many letters even to Erasmus . He had been rapidly drawn into the vortex of public business . Soon after the accession of Henry VIII . he was elected under - sheriff of London , and every ...
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Стр. 542 - THERE was a child went forth every day, And the first object he look'd upon, that object he became, And that object became part of him for the day or a certain part of the day, Or for many years or stretching cycles of years.
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