Memoirs of the Duke of Marlborough: With His Original Correspondence, Collected from the Family Records at Blenheim, and Other Authentic Sources, Volume 2G. Bell, 1886 |
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... hope things may not come to that extremity , as to make it necessary to trouble them , and therefore it is very natural to defer doing so as long as one possibly can . The difficulties I labour under at this time are so great , and so ...
... hope things may not come to that extremity , as to make it necessary to trouble them , and therefore it is very natural to defer doing so as long as one possibly can . The difficulties I labour under at this time are so great , and so ...
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... hope the queen will do every thing for your ease , but that of parting with you , in which , should you have a serious thought , you could not justify yourself to God or man ; for without flattery , as England is divided , there is ...
... hope the queen will do every thing for your ease , but that of parting with you , in which , should you have a serious thought , you could not justify yourself to God or man ; for without flattery , as England is divided , there is ...
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... hope you will allow me to do it in words , when I have the honour to wait upon you . " The coldness and brevity of the queen's reply will show the slight impression which this remonstrance produced . - " Kensington , Sept. 28. - Though I ...
... hope you will allow me to do it in words , when I have the honour to wait upon you . " The coldness and brevity of the queen's reply will show the slight impression which this remonstrance produced . - " Kensington , Sept. 28. - Though I ...
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... hope in God he will put all such out of his own mind . Now that you are come hither again , I hope you will not go to Wood- stock without giving me one look , for whatever hard thoughts you may have of me , I am sure I do not deserve ...
... hope in God he will put all such out of his own mind . Now that you are come hither again , I hope you will not go to Wood- stock without giving me one look , for whatever hard thoughts you may have of me , I am sure I do not deserve ...
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... hope in God , you will now take . I can have no ease nor quiet till I have the honour of hearing from your majesty , being with the utmost duty and respect , & c . I do most humbly beg you will be pleased to keep the inclosed letter ...
... hope in God , you will now take . I can have no ease nor quiet till I have the honour of hearing from your majesty , being with the utmost duty and respect , & c . I do most humbly beg you will be pleased to keep the inclosed letter ...
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