Memoirs of Eminent Englishwomen 3
Memoirs of Eminent Englishwomen 3
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1715-16.
C. Lord Derwentwater, beheaded 8th of December, 1746.
Burke's Peerage.
LADY MARTf TUDOR. 305 her mother's talent on the stage is, however, not recorded.
It has been thought that her mother, Mary Davis, was the natm-al daughter of the Earl of Berkshire, whose care of her morality, according to Pepys, did him but little credit ; for he appears to have betrayed his child to the King, who was for a time much attached to her, and presented her, on their first acquaintance, with a ring value...d at seven hundred pounds, and a house in Suflfolk-street. Pepys relates also, that he saw her one day stepping into her coach, " and," he adds, " a mighty fine coach it was." Great was the jealousy evinced by all the King's favourites, noble and low, of which there were but too many, of the fair Mrs. Davis, whose daughter was bom six years after she first became acquainted vrith Charles : it is therefore to be presumed that her reign lasted longer than that of many others in a similar position.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1715-16.
C. Lord Derwentwater, beheaded 8th of December, 1746.
Burke's Peerage.
LADY MARTf TUDOR. 305 her mother's talent on the stage is, however, not recorded.
It has been thought that her mother, Mary Davis, was the natm-al daughter of the Earl of Berkshire, whose care of her morality, according to Pepys, did him but little credit ; for he appears to have betrayed his child to the King, who was for a time much attached to her, and presented her, on their first acquaintance, with a ring value...d at seven hundred pounds, and a house in Suflfolk-street. Pepys relates also, that he saw her one day stepping into her coach, " and," he adds, " a mighty fine coach it was." Great was the jealousy evinced by all the King's favourites, noble and low, of which there were but too many, of the fair Mrs. Davis, whose daughter was bom six years after she first became acquainted vrith Charles : it is therefore to be presumed that her reign lasted longer than that of many others in a similar position.
What to read after Memoirs of Eminent Englishwomen 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louisa Stuart Costello to read onlineMoreLess
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