 | Harleian miscellany - 1808 - 614 halaman
...and, which of all I like worst, greatly beloved among all the discontented party of your Highness's subjects; a more lively proof whereof one could never see than in the poor Pon Antonio, who, when he wa* here, was as much at mass, as any man living, yet there did not so much... | |
 | William Oldys, John Malham - 1809 - 602 halaman
...and, which of all I like worst, greatly beloved among all the discontented party of your Highncss's subjects ; a more lively proof whereof one could never...so much as one papist in England give him any good counter nance; so factious an affection is borne to the Spaniards. Now as of him is the chief cause... | |
 | 1809 - 590 halaman
...Highness's subjects ; a more lively prouf whereof one could never see than in the poor Don Antonio, «ho, when he 'was here, was as much at mass, as any man...so much as one papist in England give him any good count» nance; so factious an affection is borne to the Spaniards. Now as of him is the chief cause... | |
 | William Oldys, John Malham - 1809 - 588 halaman
...«nd, which of all I like worst, greatly beloved among all the discontented party of your Highness's subjects ; a more lively proof whereof one could never...see than in the poor Don Antonio, who, •when he wa» here, was as much at mass, as any man living, yet there did not so much as one papist in England... | |
 | Harleian miscellany - 1809 - 590 halaman
...and, which of all I like worst, greatly beloved among all the discontented party of your Highnt-ss's subjects; a more lively proof whereof one could never see than in the poor Pon Antonio, who, when be was hen*, was as much at mass, as any man living, yet there did not so much... | |
 | Robert Southey - 1849 - 756 halaman
...beloved among all the discontented party of her subjects, adds, " a more lively proof whereof one would never see than in the poor Don Antonio, who when he...factious an affection is borne to the Spaniards." 1 See SOUTH'S Sermon*, vol. 4, p. 192, &c. — JWW COUNT RZEVUSKI— RD ALONSO — C ARTWRIGHT. 639... | |
 | Robert Southey - 1849 - 710 halaman
...discontented party of her subjects, adds, " a more lively proot whereof one would never see than in tht1 poor Don Antonio, who when he was here , was as much...factious an affection is borne to the Spaniards." 3 See SOUTH'S Sermons, vol. 4, p. 192, &e. — J. VV. W. " 639 [English Women Frenchified."] RB says... | |
 | Robert Southey - 1850 - 484 halaman
...beloved among all the discontented party of her subjects, adds, " a more lively proof whereof one would never see than in the poor Don Antonio, who when he...England give him any good countenance, so. factious an alTeotion is borne to the Spaniards." [A Slack Guard— " SINCE my Lady's decay I am degraded from... | |
 | Robert Southey - 1849 - 714 halaman
...beloved among all the discontented party of her subjects, adds, " a more lively proof whereof one would never see than in the poor Don Antonio, who when he was hen' was as much at mass as any man living, vet there did not so much as one papist in England give... | |
 | Robert Southey - 1850 - 710 halaman
...beloved among all the discontented party of her subjects, adds, "a more lively proof whereof one would never see than in the poor Don Antonio, who when he...one papist in England give him any good countenance, COUNT RZEVUSKI— RD ALONSO-CARTWRIGHT. 038 [English Women Frenchified. .] RB says of the English women... | |
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Highn"ss's subjects ; a more lively proof •whereof one could never see than in the poor Don Antonio, who, when he was here, was as much at mass, as any man living, yet there did not so much as one papist in England give him any good countenance; so... 
