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... kind of belief in the truth of religion which bound the rope about young Henry's neck and dragged him from his bed to die upon the ashes , which sent them in tens of thousands to perish on the Syrian sands to recover the sepulchre of ...
... kind of belief in the truth of religion which bound the rope about young Henry's neck and dragged him from his bed to die upon the ashes , which sent them in tens of thousands to perish on the Syrian sands to recover the sepulchre of ...
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... kind . He was no sooner in his seat than he demanded the restoration of estates that his predecessors had alienated . He gave judgment in his own court in his own favour , and enforced his own decrees . Knights holding their lands from ...
... kind . He was no sooner in his seat than he demanded the restoration of estates that his predecessors had alienated . He gave judgment in his own court in his own favour , and enforced his own decrees . Knights holding their lands from ...
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... kind , the accused might be deprived of his orders , and , if he again offended , should lose his privilege . But for the offence for which he was deprived he was not to be again tried or again punished ; the deprivation itself was to ...
... kind , the accused might be deprived of his orders , and , if he again offended , should lose his privilege . But for the offence for which he was deprived he was not to be again tried or again punished ; the deprivation itself was to ...
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... kind was unsatisfactory , and might afterwards be evaded . The question of the immunities of the clergy had been publicly raised . The attention of the nation had been called to it . Once for all the position in which the clergy were to ...
... kind was unsatisfactory , and might afterwards be evaded . The question of the immunities of the clergy had been publicly raised . The attention of the nation had been called to it . Once for all the position in which the clergy were to ...
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... kind floating in the air , the first year of Becket's exile wore out , the pope giving uncertain answers to the passionate appeals which continued to be made to him , according to the fortune of the Emperor Frederick in Italy ...
... kind floating in the air , the first year of Becket's exile wore out , the pope giving uncertain answers to the passionate appeals which continued to be made to him , according to the fortune of the Emperor Frederick in Italy ...
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Página 197 - I was not ever thus, nor prayed that Thou Shouldst lead me, on. I loved to choose and see my path ; but now Lead Thou me on ! I loved the garish day, and, spite of fears, Pride ruled my will : remember not past years.
Página 197 - Lead, kindly light, amid the encircling gloom, Lead thou me on ! The night is dark and I am far from home; Lead thou me on ! Keep thou my feet; I do not ask to see The distant scene; one step enough for me.