Robert d'Artois; or, The heron vow [by J.H. St. Aubyn]. |
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Стр. xiv
... own possession , till the cause could again be judged before the Court of Peers ; and sent an order to Robert to lay down his arms , and appear in person before the Parlement . With this com- mand , xiv INTRODUCTORY CHAPTER .
... own possession , till the cause could again be judged before the Court of Peers ; and sent an order to Robert to lay down his arms , and appear in person before the Parlement . With this com- mand , xiv INTRODUCTORY CHAPTER .
Стр. xv
... cause was a second time argued before the Court of Peers and the other Seigneurs of France , and where - as Robert himself , had he been sufficiently dishonest to have doubted the honesty of others , might have foreseen - judgment was a ...
... cause was a second time argued before the Court of Peers and the other Seigneurs of France , and where - as Robert himself , had he been sufficiently dishonest to have doubted the honesty of others , might have foreseen - judgment was a ...
Стр. xvi
... causes of his failure : - —a failure which , if injurious to himself , was fatal to his country- men , who had long to mourn the injustice with which they used him . To him may be well applied the words with which Lord Byron has ...
... causes of his failure : - —a failure which , if injurious to himself , was fatal to his country- men , who had long to mourn the injustice with which they used him . To him may be well applied the words with which Lord Byron has ...
Стр. xviii
... causes of offence , Louis had been induced to fling - but this in an underhand manner and secretly the whole weight ... causing him to lose his land , render an alliance with the House of Valois impossible ; but in this he was mistaken ...
... causes of offence , Louis had been induced to fling - but this in an underhand manner and secretly the whole weight ... causing him to lose his land , render an alliance with the House of Valois impossible ; but in this he was mistaken ...
Стр. xviii
... causes of offence , Louis had been induced to fling - but this in an underhand manner and secretly the whole weight ... causing him to lose his land , render an alliance with the House of Valois impossible ; but in this he was mistaken ...
... causes of offence , Louis had been induced to fling - but this in an underhand manner and secretly the whole weight ... causing him to lose his land , render an alliance with the House of Valois impossible ; but in this he was mistaken ...
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