George the Third, His Court, and Family, Том 2Henry Colburn, 1824 |
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... turned to one of many large folios , which are all in his own hand - writing , and presently finding the name of the officer , with some memorandum of his private life very much to his credit , he immediately ordered him to be promoted ...
... turned to one of many large folios , which are all in his own hand - writing , and presently finding the name of the officer , with some memorandum of his private life very much to his credit , he immediately ordered him to be promoted ...
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... turned round , and bowed to me , as is customary with all kings and princes , when they give the signal to retire . I retreated , stepping backwards , as is the etiquette ; and making my last reverence at the door of the chamber , I ...
... turned round , and bowed to me , as is customary with all kings and princes , when they give the signal to retire . I retreated , stepping backwards , as is the etiquette ; and making my last reverence at the door of the chamber , I ...
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... Turning round to her courtiers , Elizabeth said , " I have been a queen thirty years , and never had the truth spoken so plain to me before . " Then with a dignified smile , she desired that an entire and unconditional pardon should be ...
... Turning round to her courtiers , Elizabeth said , " I have been a queen thirty years , and never had the truth spoken so plain to me before . " Then with a dignified smile , she desired that an entire and unconditional pardon should be ...
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... turning to felicitate her consort on the contentment of his people , took her daugh- ters by the hand , and advanced herself to the win- dow , when she was also saluted by repeated cheers . Great pains had been taken to render this ...
... turning to felicitate her consort on the contentment of his people , took her daugh- ters by the hand , and advanced herself to the win- dow , when she was also saluted by repeated cheers . Great pains had been taken to render this ...
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... turned round to the people and said , " This , I suppose , is Worcester new bridge . " your majesty , " said a cobbler . 66 66 my boys , let's have a huzza ! ” " Yes , please Then , " said he , His Majesty set the example , and a fine ...
... turned round to the people and said , " This , I suppose , is Worcester new bridge . " your majesty , " said a cobbler . 66 66 my boys , let's have a huzza ! ” " Yes , please Then , " said he , His Majesty set the example , and a fine ...
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