History of Queen Elizabeth, Amy Robsart And the Earl of Leicester: Being a Reprint of "leycesters Commonwealth", 1641 ..
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, ofiered his Prince a great yearely rent, to have but thi favour onely, that hee might come every day in ope audience, and say in his eare, God save your Majestif assuring himselfe, that by the opinion of confidenc and secret favour, which hereby the people woul conceive to bee in the Prince, towards him, hee shoul easily get up his rent againe double told. Wherefore my Lord of Leycester receiving dayly from her Majesti greater tokens of grace and favour then this, am himselfe being no evill m...archant, to make his own bargaine for the best of his commodities : cannot bu gaine exceedingly at home by his favour.
Leycesters And for his Lucre abroad upon the same cause, forraine gain . , . , .
by her Ma- leave to Other men to conceive, what it may bee, si ^^^ ' ^ ' thence the beginning of her Majesties raigne, the time whereof and condition of all Christendome hath been such, as all the Princes and Potentates round abou us, have beene constrained at one time or other, to su to her hignesse for ayd, grace, or favour : in all whicl sutes, men use not to forget (as you know) the partie most able by their credite, to further or let the same.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, ofiered his Prince a great yearely rent, to have but thi favour onely, that hee might come every day in ope audience, and say in his eare, God save your Majestif assuring himselfe, that by the opinion of confidenc and secret favour, which hereby the people woul conceive to bee in the Prince, towards him, hee shoul easily get up his rent againe double told. Wherefore my Lord of Leycester receiving dayly from her Majesti greater tokens of grace and favour then this, am himselfe being no evill m...archant, to make his own bargaine for the best of his commodities : cannot bu gaine exceedingly at home by his favour.
Leycesters And for his Lucre abroad upon the same cause, forraine gain . , . , .
by her Ma- leave to Other men to conceive, what it may bee, si ^^^ ' ^ ' thence the beginning of her Majesties raigne, the time whereof and condition of all Christendome hath been such, as all the Princes and Potentates round abou us, have beene constrained at one time or other, to su to her hignesse for ayd, grace, or favour : in all whicl sutes, men use not to forget (as you know) the partie most able by their credite, to further or let the same.
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