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... princesse Dowager laie , and there by one Doctor Lee she was cited to appeare before the said archbishop in cause of matrimonie in the said towne of Dunstable , and at the daie of appearance she appeared not , but made default , and so ...
... princesse Dowager laie , and there by one Doctor Lee she was cited to appeare before the said archbishop in cause of matrimonie in the said towne of Dunstable , and at the daie of appearance she appeared not , but made default , and so ...
Page 202
... princesse , which were sworne to serue hir not as queene , but as princesse Dowager . Such as tooke that oth she vtterlie refused , and would none of their seruice , so that she remained with the lesse number of seruants about hir ...
... princesse , which were sworne to serue hir not as queene , but as princesse Dowager . Such as tooke that oth she vtterlie refused , and would none of their seruice , so that she remained with the lesse number of seruants about hir ...
Contents
PREFATORY NOTE PAGE | vii |
The Play | xxxi |
THE STAGEHISTORY OF HENRY VIII | xxxviii |
Copyright | |
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