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289 And for the rest of that kind^ as to speak of that particular^ Nothing to Somerset^ and declared by Frank- lin after condemnation.
Nothing to Somerset, and a loose conjecture.
No better than a ga- zette or passage of Gallo- Belgicus.
Nothing yet against Lowbell.
proved Nothing to Somer- That Mrs. Turner did at Whitehall shew to Franklin the man, who (as she said) poisoned the prince, which he says was a physician with a red beard.
That there was a little picture of a young man in white wax,... left by Mrs.
Turner with Forman the conjurer (which my Lord Coke doubts was the Prince).
That the viceroy of the Indies at Goa reported to an English factor, that Prince Henry came to an untimely death by a mistress of his.
That Somerset, with others, would have preferred Lowbell the apothecary to Prince Charles.
That the Countess laboured Forman and Gresham, the conjurers, to inforce the Queen by witchcraft to favour the Countess.
That the Countess told Franklin that when the Queen died, Somerset should have Somerset-house.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
289 And for the rest of that kind^ as to speak of that particular^ Nothing to Somerset^ and declared by Frank- lin after condemnation.
Nothing to Somerset, and a loose conjecture.
No better than a ga- zette or passage of Gallo- Belgicus.
Nothing yet against Lowbell.
proved Nothing to Somer- That Mrs. Turner did at Whitehall shew to Franklin the man, who (as she said) poisoned the prince, which he says was a physician with a red beard.
That there was a little picture of a young man in white wax,... left by Mrs.
Turner with Forman the conjurer (which my Lord Coke doubts was the Prince).
That the viceroy of the Indies at Goa reported to an English factor, that Prince Henry came to an untimely death by a mistress of his.
That Somerset, with others, would have preferred Lowbell the apothecary to Prince Charles.
That the Countess laboured Forman and Gresham, the conjurers, to inforce the Queen by witchcraft to favour the Countess.
That the Countess told Franklin that when the Queen died, Somerset should have Somerset-house.
What to read after The Letters And the Life of Francis Bacon: Including All His Occasional ... 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Bacon, James Spedding to read onlineMoreLess
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