 | Arthur Cayley - 1808 - 380 Seiten
...against the quick. So was I to King Edward faithful chaplain, and glad would have been that his child had succeeded him. Howbeit if the secret judgment of God...otherwise provided, I purpose not to spurn against a prick, nor labour to set-up that God pulleth-down. And as for the late protector and now king,'—... | |
 | Sir Thomas More (Saint) - 1834 - 358 Seiten
...against the quick. So was I to king Edward faithful chaplain, and glad would have been that his child had succeeded him. Howbeit, if the secret judgment of...otherwise provided, I purpose not to spurn against a prick, nor labor to set up that God pulleth down. And as for the late protector and now [king ."... | |
 | 1834 - 368 Seiten
...against the quick. So was I to king Edward faithful chaplain, and glad would have been that his child had succeeded him. Howbeit, if the secret judgment of...otherwise provided, I purpose not to spurn against a prick, nor labor to set up that God pulleth down. And as for the late protector and now jking ."... | |
 | James Gairdner - 1898 - 416 Seiten
...'Calendar of Baga de Secretis' in 'Third Report of Dep. Keeper of Pub. Records," App. ii. P- WKing Henry's son had had the crown and not King Edward,...and intended from that day to confine himself to his books and beads. But the duke's curiosity being excited to know what he was going to have said of the... | |
 | Thomas More - 1976 - 204 Seiten
...against the quick.2 So was I to King Edward faithful chaplain and glad would have been that his child had succeeded him. Howbeit, if the secret judgment of...otherwise provided, I purpose not to spurn against a prick,3 nor labor to set up that God pulleth down. And as for the late protector and now king. .... | |
 | 418 Seiten
...1o,o00/.' 'Calendar of Saga de Secretis' in 'Third Report of Dep. Keeper of Pub. Records," App. ii. p. 231. King Henry's son had had the crown and not King Edward,...and intended from that day to confine himself to his books and beads. But the duke's curiosity being excited to know what he was going to have said of the... | |
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Third Report of Dep. Keeper of Pub. Records,' App. ii. p. 231. King Henry's son had had the crown and not King Edward, then would I have been his true and faithful subject ; but after God had ordained him to lose it and Edward to reign, I was never so... 