Life of Sir John Digby 1605 1645 Now First Printed From the Ms in the Bibliot
Life of Sir John Digby 1605 1645 Now First Printed From the Ms in the Bibliot
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90 HECTOR BRITANNICUS above the wrist of his right Arme, which notwithstanding shot through his coat and doublet sleaves ; and although hee stood Hee is slight- almost from morning to night as a marke for the Canon and musquet to play upon, yet hee sustained no hurt other then newly specified ; so strangely was hee defended by the powerfull hand of God.
After Newbury fight S r John having waited upon the King in Heereturnes his royall march to Oxford, hee with his men repaired to their old ter ...at 8 ^ quarters at Heford in Oxford-shire, where hee and his were most Heford. Lovingly still and kindly welcome, (no usuall thing among the most of souldiers) when hee had refreshed himself, men and horses Fol. 26 D after so long and wilesome service, his Ma ty 11 was gratiously pleased Hee is t o give S r Lewys Dives and hym a commission to garrison for his comanded -XT, ^> n -r. I i i " with S r royall service Newport Pagnell in Buckingham shire but two miles Lewys dives distant from Gotehurst the mansion-house of the Lady Digbv his to garrison Newport.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
90 HECTOR BRITANNICUS above the wrist of his right Arme, which notwithstanding shot through his coat and doublet sleaves ; and although hee stood Hee is slight- almost from morning to night as a marke for the Canon and musquet to play upon, yet hee sustained no hurt other then newly specified ; so strangely was hee defended by the powerfull hand of God.
After Newbury fight S r John having waited upon the King in Heereturnes his royall march to Oxford, hee with his men repaired to their old ter ...at 8 ^ quarters at Heford in Oxford-shire, where hee and his were most Heford. Lovingly still and kindly welcome, (no usuall thing among the most of souldiers) when hee had refreshed himself, men and horses Fol. 26 D after so long and wilesome service, his Ma ty 11 was gratiously pleased Hee is t o give S r Lewys Dives and hym a commission to garrison for his comanded -XT, ^> n -r. I i i " with S r royall service Newport Pagnell in Buckingham shire but two miles Lewys dives distant from Gotehurst the mansion-house of the Lady Digbv his to garrison Newport.
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