...an act of parliament, and which would exclude her from the throne. It is believed that but for this interference of the King, the Queen would, without...• " Di questo morbo e proceduto quel vana rumore delta sua gravidanta ehe andava tanto in mcnci che le tette s' ingrossanano et mandavano fuori del...

...1557, to the doge of Venice, particularized this circumstance : ' It is believed that but for this interference of the king, the queen would, without remorse, chastise her in the severest manner.' He also remarks of Mary, ' The 'evil disposition of the people towards her ; ' and • she is a prey...

...declared illegitimate, to exclude her from the throne, but also adds, ' It is believed that but for this interference of the king, the queen would without...be sure to be mentioned among the persons concerned m them.' ib. 237. • censure, by wearing a mask of courteous kindness CHAP. while in the public eye.12...

...parliament, which would exclude her from the throne. It is believed," continues he, " that but for this interference of the king, the queen would, without...discovered, my lady Elizabeth, or some of her people, are always sure to be mentioned among the persons concerned in them." Michele tells us, moreover, "...

...parliament, which would exclude her from the throne. It is believed," continues he, " that but for this interference of the king, the queen would, without...discovered, my lady Elizabeth, or some of her people, are always sure to be mentioned among the persons concerned in them." Michele tells us, moreover, "...

...an act of Parliament, and which would exclude her from the throne. It is believed that, but for this interference of the King, the Queen would, without...sure to be mentioned among the persons concerned in (hem." It may be added, as a matter not without its interest in the present moment, that Elizabeth...

...an act of Parliament, and which would exclude her from the throne. It is believed that, but for this interference of the King, the Queen would, without...be sure to be mentioned among the persons concerned iu them." * " Bella carne, ancorche olicastra." But how can a fine complexion be thought "sallow?"...

...parliament, which would exclude her from the throne. It is believed," continues he, "that but for this interference of the king, the queen would, without...discovered, my lady Elizabeth, or some of her people, are always sure to be mentioned among the persons concerned in them." Michele tells us, moreover, "...

...parliament, which would exclude her from the throne. It ia believed," continues he, " that but for this interference of the king, the queen would, without...severest manner; for whatever plots against the queen arc discovered, my lady Elizabeth, or some of her people, ar. always sure to be mentioned among the...

...an act of parliament, and which would exclude her from the throne. It is believed that but for this interference of the king, the queen would without...be mentioned among the persons concerned in them. When Mary died and Elizabeth became queen, the ambassador of Spain, the Count de Feria, hoped, at first,...