 | Jonathan Swift - 1808 - 558 страници
...queen of England was, to endeavour to get the power of king to the prince for ' ' life; life ; for this would lay the greatest obligation on him possible,...foundation of a perfect union between them, which had of late been a little embroiled." — Swift. " On account of Mrs. Villiers, now lady Orkney ; but he... | |
 | Jonathan Swift, Walter Scott - 1814 - 618 страници
...Orange, when queen of England, was, to endeavour to get the power of king to the prince for life ; for this would lay the greatest obligation on him possible,...foundation of a perfect union between them, which had of late been a little embroiled."' — Swift. " On account of Mrs Villiers, now lady Orkney; but he... | |
 | Jonathan Swift, Walter Scott - 1814 - 614 страници
...Orange, when queen of England, was, to endeavour to get the power of king to the prince for life ; for this would lay the greatest obligation on him possible,...foundation of a perfect union between them, which had of late been a little embroiled " — Swift. " On account of Mrs Villiers, now lady Orkney; but he... | |
 | Gilbert Burnet - 1823 - 408 страници
...she could bring her mind to it, was, to be contented to be his wife, and to engage herself to him, that she would give him the real authority as soon...solemnly protested, that no person living had moved 693 me in it, or so much as knew of it, or should ever know of it, but as she should order it. I hoped... | |
 | Gilbert Burnet - 1823 - 408 страници
...she could bring her mind to it, was, to be contented to be his wife, and to engage herself to him, that she would give him the real authority as soon...between them, which had been of late a little embroiled n : this would also give him another sense of aH our affairs : I asked pardon for the presumption of... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1824 - 520 страници
...Orange, when Queen of England, was, to endeavour to get the power of king to the prince for life ; for this would lay the greatest obligation on him possible, and lay the foundation for a perfect union between them, which had of late been a little embroiled." — Swift. " On account... | |
 | Gilbert Burnet - 1833 - 424 страници
...she could bring her mind to it, was, to be contented to be his wife, and to engage herself to him, that she would give him the real authority as soon...between them, which had been of late a little embroiled z : this would also give him another sense of all our affairs : I asked pardon for the presumption... | |
 | Gilbert Burnet - 1833 - 430 страници
...she could bring her mind to it, was, to be contented to be his wife, and to engage herself to him, that she would give him the real authority as soon...between them, which had been of late a little embroiled z : this would also give him another sense of all our affairs : I asked pardon for the presumption... | |
 | Sir James Mackintosh - 1834 - 418 страници
...to be legally vested in him during his life ; which would lay the greatest obligation on the Prince possible, and lay the foundation of a perfect union between them, which had of late been a little embroiled." She instantly gave the required assurance. The Prince had the reputation... | |
 | Sir James Mackintosh - 1834 - 422 страници
...to be legally vested in him during his life ; which would lay the greatest obligation on the Prince possible, and lay the foundation of a perfect union between them, which had of late been a little embroiled." She instantly gave the required assurance. The Prince had the reputation... | |
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She desired me to propose a remedy. I told her, the remedy, if she could bring her mind to it, was, to be contented to be his wife, and to engage herself to him, that she would give him the real authority as soon as it came into her hands, and endeavour... 
