 | William Gilbert - 1870 - 294 páginas
...house of France, where no monster has ever existed; and also to explain that, should she remain in her stubbornness and pertinacity, it would displease the...world, and would cause him entirely to forget the love he, as her nephew, bears her, he hating nothing with a greater hate than all those of the reprobate... | |
 | William Gilbert - 1871 - 166 páginas
...house of France, where no monster has ever existed ; and also to expla.n that, should she remain in her stubbornness and pertinacity, it would displease the...world, and would cause him entirely to forget the love he, as her nephew, bears her, he hating nothing with a greater hate than all those of the reprobate... | |
 | M. Beresford Ryley - 1907 - 390 páginas
...of France, where no monster has ever existed." The sentence ended with the statement that should she "choose to remain in stubbornness and pertinacity,...those of the reprobate sects, whose mortal enemy he was." The following paragraph was still more plain spoken, and might well have sent a shiver through... | |
 | 1870 - 858 páginas
...house of France, where no monster has ever existed ; and also to explain that, should she remain in her stubbornness and pertinacity, it would displease the...world, and would cause him entirely to forget the love he, as her nephew, bears her, he hating nothing with a greater bate than all those of the reprobate... | |
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... of France. At this interview I am also instructed to impress upon her the great favours God. has granted her, and amongst others, that of being the issue of the present blood of the most Christian house of France, where no monster has ever existed;... 