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... Lady Jane , as it was the solace of his captivity , so it facilitated his release , it being imagined by the court that a connection with the blood royal of England would attach him to its own interests . He was ultimately restored to ...
... Lady Jane , as it was the solace of his captivity , so it facilitated his release , it being imagined by the court that a connection with the blood royal of England would attach him to its own interests . He was ultimately restored to ...
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... Lady Mayoress , at her grand annual ball , on which occasion she wore three towering ostrich feathers on her head ... ladies with their daughters . This was not to be forgotten or for- given All Little Britain was in an uproar with the ...
... Lady Mayoress , at her grand annual ball , on which occasion she wore three towering ostrich feathers on her head ... ladies with their daughters . This was not to be forgotten or for- given All Little Britain was in an uproar with the ...
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... lady is seated on the opposite side of the picture , in wide ruff and long stomacher , and the children have a most venerable stiffness and formality of dress . Hounds and spaniels are mingled in the family group ; a hawk is seated on ...
... lady is seated on the opposite side of the picture , in wide ruff and long stomacher , and the children have a most venerable stiffness and formality of dress . Hounds and spaniels are mingled in the family group ; a hawk is seated on ...
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