...When this answer was reported to him, the king could not restrain his passion. " Yea," said he, " la he yet so lusty ? Well, let the Pope send him a hat...leave him never a head to set it on." From this moment his destruction was determined ; and nothing could be more base and cruel than the mode in which Henry...

...St. Vitalis. When the king heard of it, he said, in a great passion, "Well, let the pope send liirn a hat when he will ; Mother of God, he shall wear...then, for I will leave him never a head to set it on.1' Erasmus represents him as a man of integrity, deep learn ing, sweetness of temper, and greatness...

...Well, let the pope send him a hat when he will. Mother of God ! he shall wear it on his shoulders, for I will leave him never a head to set it on." His destruction was immediately resolved on ; and, as no evidence against him existed, sufficiently...

...Well, let the pope send him a hat when he will. Mother of God ' he shall wear it on his shoulders, for I will leave him never a head to set it on." H is destruction was immediately resolved on ; and, as no evidence against him existed, sufficiently...

...remark, ' Well, let the pope send I] iin a hat when he will ; mother of God '. he shall wear it on Ms ar, All to one female idol bend, While her high pride does sca !' The English writings of Bishop Fischer consist of sermons and a few small tracts on pious subjects,...

...remark, ' Well, let the pope send him a hat when he will ; mother of God ! he shall wear it on bis q[q 7 ?zN]a ~ū z / S i !' The English writings of Bishop Fischer consist of sermons and a few small tracts on pious subjects,...

...he would receive the cardinal's hat, the incensed monarch exclaimed, in a great passion, "Yea! ¡she yet so lusty? Well; let the pope send him a hat when...will leave him never a head to set it on." From this time his ruin was determined ; but as no legal advantage could be taken against him, Richard Rich,...

...be of benefit to the Holy Catholic Church, he would " receive it on his knees." When this reply was brought back the king flew into a great rage, saying,...More. With reference to the original question of the •¡lust mortem creation of knights and other dignitaries, the case of the late Lord Mayor Nottage...

...worth and consistency by the gift of a cardinal's hat ; which drew from Henry the brutal remark, ' Welt rs !' The English writings of Bishop Fischer consist of semions and a few small tracts on pious subjects,...

...worth and consistency by the gift of a cardinal's hat ; which drew from Henry the brutal remark, ' h care, Big without swelling, without painting fair....breaking out his way From the dark chaos, he first shed !' The English writings of Bishop Fischer consist of sermons and a few small tracts on pious subjects,...