Diary and Correspondence of John Evelyn, F.R.S.: To which is Subjoined the Private Correspondence Between King Charles I. and Sir Edward Nicholas, and Between Sir Edward Hyde, Afterwards Earl of Clarendon, and Sir Richard Browne, Volumen 3Bell and Daldy, 1875 |
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... concerning your condition . But so it pleased God , that when I had prepared that sad news , to deplore your restraint , ' I was assured of your release , and delivered of much sorrow . It were imprudent , and a character of much ...
... concerning your condition . But so it pleased God , that when I had prepared that sad news , to deplore your restraint , ' I was assured of your release , and delivered of much sorrow . It were imprudent , and a character of much ...
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... concerning secular yet religious persons ; whose glory it will only be to lie buried in your ruins , a monument too illustrious for such as I am . For my part , I have learned from your excellent assist- ances , to humble myself , and ...
... concerning secular yet religious persons ; whose glory it will only be to lie buried in your ruins , a monument too illustrious for such as I am . For my part , I have learned from your excellent assist- ances , to humble myself , and ...
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... concerning persecution . But concerning a dis- course upon the present state of things in relation to souls and our present duty , I agree with you , that it is very fit it were done , ' but yet , by somebody who is in London and sees ...
... concerning persecution . But concerning a dis- course upon the present state of things in relation to souls and our present duty , I agree with you , that it is very fit it were done , ' but yet , by somebody who is in London and sees ...
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... concerning it . Sir , I could not but smile at my own weaknesses , and very much love the great candour and sweetness of your nature , that you were pleased to endure my English poetry ; but I could not be removed from my certain ...
... concerning it . Sir , I could not but smile at my own weaknesses , and very much love the great candour and sweetness of your nature , that you were pleased to endure my English poetry ; but I could not be removed from my certain ...
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... the fathers within the first 400 years ; and have vindicated it both from novelty and singularity . I have also prepared some other papers concerning this ques- But tion , which I once had some thoughts to have 78 1656 . CORRESPONDENCE OF.
... the fathers within the first 400 years ; and have vindicated it both from novelty and singularity . I have also prepared some other papers concerning this ques- But tion , which I once had some thoughts to have 78 1656 . CORRESPONDENCE OF.
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