Sir Walter Ralegh: A BiographyAt the Clarendon Press, 1891 - 413 pages |
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Page ix
... matter which do not enlighten . He should be prepared to devote years to the search for a clue to a career with a bewildering capacity for sudden transformation scenes . He should have the courage , when he has lost the trace , to ...
... matter which do not enlighten . He should be prepared to devote years to the search for a clue to a career with a bewildering capacity for sudden transformation scenes . He should have the courage , when he has lost the trace , to ...
Page 3
... matter , went forth to the parish church , where all the parishioners were then at the service ; and being impatient , and in an agony with the speeches before passed between her and the gentleman , beginneth to upbraid in the open ...
... matter , went forth to the parish church , where all the parishioners were then at the service ; and being impatient , and in an agony with the speeches before passed between her and the gentleman , beginneth to upbraid in the open ...
Page 40
... , old friends and old foes , fed on one another , when there was nobody else to spoil . Prodigality and greediness in money matters were , it is to be feared , - common traits of Elizabethan heroes . They were far 40 SIR WALTER RALEGH .
... , old friends and old foes , fed on one another , when there was nobody else to spoil . Prodigality and greediness in money matters were , it is to be feared , - common traits of Elizabethan heroes . They were far 40 SIR WALTER RALEGH .
Page 43
... matters belonging to his history , though incidentally that crosses Ralegh's . But his companion- ship , example , and affection had contributed to form his brother , whom his courage fired , and his fate did not daunt . Ralegh ...
... matters belonging to his history , though incidentally that crosses Ralegh's . But his companion- ship , example , and affection had contributed to form his brother , whom his courage fired , and his fate did not daunt . Ralegh ...
Page 64
... matter either in or out of Parliament . Its consequences concerned him . The act quickened the Spanish preparations for the invasion of England . King Philip had no thought of concealment . He published his designs to all Europe . The ...
... matter either in or out of Parliament . Its consequences concerned him . The act quickened the Spanish preparations for the invasion of England . King Philip had no thought of concealment . He published his designs to all Europe . The ...
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