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... never neglected that , and rarely miscarried in it . Goring had a much better understanding , and a sharper wit , ( except in the very exercise of debauchery , and then the other was inspired , ) a much keener courage , and present ...
... never neglected that , and rarely miscarried in it . Goring had a much better understanding , and a sharper wit , ( except in the very exercise of debauchery , and then the other was inspired , ) a much keener courage , and present ...
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... never made before ; and the considerations of what might pro- bably be the event of the next summer , disposed him to inclinations which were very contrary to what he had ever before entertained . His three younger children were taken ...
... never made before ; and the considerations of what might pro- bably be the event of the next summer , disposed him to inclinations which were very contrary to what he had ever before entertained . His three younger children were taken ...
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... never be absent from him ; which , as hath been touched before , made him less consider what governor or servants he put about him ; resolving to form his manners by his own model . But now he began to say , " that himself and the ...
... never be absent from him ; which , as hath been touched before , made him less consider what governor or servants he put about him ; resolving to form his manners by his own model . But now he began to say , " that himself and the ...
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... never more to trust or employ any of them . But that which troubled them more , was , that their beloved earl of Manchester , upon whom they de- pended as a fast friend , by whom they might insen- sibly have divested the earl of Essex ...
... never more to trust or employ any of them . But that which troubled them more , was , that their beloved earl of Manchester , upon whom they de- pended as a fast friend , by whom they might insen- sibly have divested the earl of Essex ...
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... never approve it : " to which Cromwell presently replied , " My lord , if " you will stick firm to honest men , you shall find yourself in the head of an army , that shall give " the law to king and parliament : which discourse , " he ...
... never approve it : " to which Cromwell presently replied , " My lord , if " you will stick firm to honest men , you shall find yourself in the head of an army , that shall give " the law to king and parliament : which discourse , " he ...
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