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Page xiv
... Kyng , was sente to Paris , for whose departure the maiden was very pensive . A little while after , her father beyng likewise dedde , she was desirous to goe to Paris , onely to see the younge counte , if for that purpose she could ...
... Kyng , was sente to Paris , for whose departure the maiden was very pensive . A little while after , her father beyng likewise dedde , she was desirous to goe to Paris , onely to see the younge counte , if for that purpose she could ...
Page xv
... Kyng hearyng her saie so , began to mocke her , saiyng : ' How is it possible for thee , beyng a yong woman , to doe that which the best renouned phisicions in the worlde can not ? ' He thanked her for her good will , and made her a ...
... Kyng hearyng her saie so , began to mocke her , saiyng : ' How is it possible for thee , beyng a yong woman , to doe that which the best renouned phisicions in the worlde can not ? ' He thanked her for her good will , and made her a ...
Page xvi
... Kyng was very lothe to graunte hym unto her : but bicause he had made a promis which he was lothe to breake , he caused hym to be called forthe , and saied unto hym : ' Sir counte , bicause you are a gentleman of greate honour , our ...
... Kyng was very lothe to graunte hym unto her : but bicause he had made a promis which he was lothe to breake , he caused hym to be called forthe , and saied unto hym : ' Sir counte , bicause you are a gentleman of greate honour , our ...
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