The History of England 8
The History of England 8
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But he spoke of this scene in a tone of pious exultation to Barillon, who answered him in the language of one whose joy and admiration were boundless. The Spanish ambassador, don Pedro Ronquillo, was differently affected. He warned James of the conse- quences of abandoning himself to the counsels of priests. '< Is it not," said James, in reply, " the usage in Spain that kings consult their confessors ? '* *' Yes, sire," re- joined the Spaniard, ^^ and hence it is that our affairs go so badly." The presentation of D'Adda in state was fixed for the 3d of July ; and the duke of Somerset, a lord of * BariUoD, in Muure, ii. S4a et te^ f Ibid, il Sd». l687* THE NUNOIO. THE ELECTIONS. SS the bedcbamber, received orders to l)e in attendance as bis introducer. This duke^ hitherto distinguished for his yain pomp, acted with spirit. He requested the king to excuse him from a service which might hring him within the statute law of treason. *^ Do you not know," said James, " that I am ahove the law ; '' meaning, pro- bahly, that he could indemnify him by a royal pardon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But he spoke of this scene in a tone of pious exultation to Barillon, who answered him in the language of one whose joy and admiration were boundless. The Spanish ambassador, don Pedro Ronquillo, was differently affected. He warned James of the conse- quences of abandoning himself to the counsels of priests. '< Is it not," said James, in reply, " the usage in Spain that kings consult their confessors ? '* *' Yes, sire," re- joined the Spaniard, ^^ and hence it is that our affairs go so badly." The presentation of D'Adda in state was fixed for the 3d of July ; and the duke of Somerset, a lord of * BariUoD, in Muure, ii. S4a et te^ f Ibid, il Sd». l687* THE NUNOIO. THE ELECTIONS. SS the bedcbamber, received orders to l)e in attendance as bis introducer. This duke^ hitherto distinguished for his yain pomp, acted with spirit. He requested the king to excuse him from a service which might hring him within the statute law of treason. *^ Do you not know," said James, " that I am ahove the law ; '' meaning, pro- bahly, that he could indemnify him by a royal pardon.
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