 Masters and good fellows. I am come hither to die ; but a true and faithful man as any was unto the King's Majesty and to his realm. But I am condemned by a law whereunto I am subject, as we all, and therefore to show obedience I am content to die...  To 1571 - Página 217editado por - 1827Visualização completa - Sobre este livro
 | James Anthony Froude - 1860 - 542 páginas
...any was unto the King's Majesty and to his realm. But I am condemned by a law whereunto I am subject, as we all, and therefore to show obedience I am content...well content, being a thing most heartily welcome to me ; for the which I do thank God, taking it for a singular benefit as ever might have come to me... | |
 | James Anthony Froude - 1870 - 658 páginas
...any was unto the King's Majesty and to his realm. But I am condemned by a law whereunto I am subject, as we all, and therefore to show obedience I am content...well content, being a thing most heartily welcome to me ; for the which I do thank God, taking it for a singular benefit as ever might have come to me... | |
 | James Anthony Froude - 1872 - 492 páginas
...any was unto the King's Majesty and to his realm. But I am condemned by a law whereunto I am subject, as we all, and therefore to show obedience I am content...well content, being a thing most heartily welcome to me ; for the which I do thank God, taking it for a singular benefit as ever might have come to me... | |
 | Albert Frederick Pollard - 1900 - 402 páginas
...fellows," he began, ' I am come hither for to die ; but a true and faithful man as any was unto tho Kings Majesty, and to his realme. But I am condemned...whereunto I am subject, and as we all ; and therefore to shew obedience I am content to die ; wherewith I am well content, being a thing most heartily welcome... | |
 | Richard Harold St. Maur - 1902 - 758 páginas
...any was unto the King's Majesty and to his realm. But I am condemned by a law whereunto I am subject, as we all, and therefore to show obedience I am content...well content, being a thing most heartily welcome to me ; for the which I do thank God, taking it for a singular benefit as ever might have come to me... | |
 | A.F. Pollard - 1913 - 490 páginas
...forgiveness" (Foxe, v., 4o2). And Somerset says: " I am condemned by a law whereunto I am subject, as we all; and therefore to show obedience I am content to die" (Ellis, Orlg. Letters, II., ii., 215; England under Somerset, p. 3o8). Compare Buckingham in Shakespeare,... | |
 | George John Younghusband - 1919 - 412 páginas
...good fellows, I am come hither for to die : but a true and faithful man as any was unto the King's majesty, and to his realme : but I am condemned by a law whereunto I am subject, and as we all are : and therefore to show obedience I am content to die : wherewith I am well content, being a thing... | |
 | Charles Clive Bigham Mersey (Viscount) - 1923 - 492 páginas
...hither for to die ; but a true and faithful man as any was * Burnet, Ref., iii. 209. unto the King's Majesty, and to his realme. But I am condemned by a law whereunto I am subject, as we all are ; and therefore to show obedience I am content to die ; wherewith I am well content,... | |
 | Chris Skidmore - 2007 - 398 páginas
...come hither to die; but a true and faithful man as any was unto the King's Majesty and to his realm. But I am condemned by a law whereunto I am subject, and are we all, and therefore to show obedience I am content to die; wherewith I am well content, being... | |
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