...mind of this amiable lord, who was as gallant as his luxurious brotherin-law, without his weaknesses ; as brave as the heroes of either Rose, without their...shrines in countries of which they had scarce a map. In short, lord Antony was, as sir Thomas More5 * [Baldwin has thus made sir Anthony give an account of...

...of this amiable lord, who was as gallant as his luxurious brother-in-law, without his weaknesses ; as brave as the heroes of either Rose, without their...saw, and went barefoot to visit shrines, in countries df which they scarce had a map." The works of this gallant and learned nobleman were (with the exception...

...intervals of business, and devout after the manner of those whimsical times, when men challenged each other whom they never saw, and went barefoot to visit shrines in countries of which they had scarce a map." Distinguished as a statesman and a warrior, Lord • Walpole's Noble Authors. Rivers fought by Edward's...

...intervals of business, and devout after the manner of those whimsical times, when men challenged each other whom they never saw, and went barefoot to visit shrines in countries of which they bad scarce a map." Distinguished as a statesman and a warrior, Lord • Walpole's Noble Authors. Rivers...

...as gallant as his luxurious brother in law, without his weakness; as brave as the heroes of cither rose, without their savageness; studious in the intervals...barefoot to visit shrines in countries of which they had scarcely a map. Notwithstanding his singular merit he was decapitated in the forty first year of his...

...without his weakness; as brave as the heroes of either rose, without their savageness ; studious hi the intervals of business, and devout after the manner...barefoot to visit shrines in countries of which they had scarcely a map. Notwithstanding his singular merit he was decapitated in the forty first year of his...

...justly said of him, that he was " as gallant as his luxurious brother-in-law, without his weaknesses ; as brave as the heroes of either rose, without their...shrines in countries of which they had scarce a map." The literature of England is under deep obligations to this accomplished nobleman, who greatly enriched...

...was as gallant as his luxurious brother-in-law, without his weaknesses — as brave as the heroes ot either Rose, without their savageness — studious...shrines in countries of which they had scarce a map." He was also one of Cnxton's great patrons, and was the author of several of those translations from...

...weaknesses — as brave as the heroes of either Rose, without their savageness — studious in the intervale of business — and devout after the manner of those...shrines in countries of which they had scarce a map." He was also one of Caxton's great patrons, and was the author of several of those translations from...

...gallant as his luxurious brother-in-law, without his weaknesses — as brave as the heroes of cither Rose, without their savageness — studious in the...shrines in countries of which they had scarce a map." He was also one of Caxton's great patrons, and was the author of several oe those translations from...