The Historic Gallery of Portraits and Paintings: Or, Biographical Review, Volumen3Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe, 1808 |
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... temper . The King's dislike , which he publicly avowed , and which indeed was visible to all the world , appears to have given her very little trouble or concern , nor was the German phlegm of her disposition disturbed by the ...
... temper . The King's dislike , which he publicly avowed , and which indeed was visible to all the world , appears to have given her very little trouble or concern , nor was the German phlegm of her disposition disturbed by the ...
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... temper was proof even against the dissolution of her marriage , and the loss of a crown . She readily consented to terms of accommodation with the King , and when he offered to adopt her as his sister , to give her precedence next to ...
... temper was proof even against the dissolution of her marriage , and the loss of a crown . She readily consented to terms of accommodation with the King , and when he offered to adopt her as his sister , to give her precedence next to ...
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... temper would permit , the dilatory proceedings of the court of Rome . He content- ed himself with some general effusions of gallantry , of which the following song , said to have been composed when he conceited love of her , and set to ...
... temper would permit , the dilatory proceedings of the court of Rome . He content- ed himself with some general effusions of gallantry , of which the following song , said to have been composed when he conceited love of her , and set to ...
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... temper . To complete his satisfaction on the conclusion of this intricate and vexatious affair , the Queen was safely delivered , on the 7th of September , of a daughter , who received the name of Elizabeth , and who afterwards swayed ...
... temper . To complete his satisfaction on the conclusion of this intricate and vexatious affair , the Queen was safely delivered , on the 7th of September , of a daughter , who received the name of Elizabeth , and who afterwards swayed ...
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... temper . The love which had subsist- ed and increased under so many difficulties , had no sooner obtained secure possession of its object , when it languished from satiety , and Henry's heart was apparently estranged from his consort ...
... temper . The love which had subsist- ed and increased under so many difficulties , had no sooner obtained secure possession of its object , when it languished from satiety , and Henry's heart was apparently estranged from his consort ...
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