The Life of Henry Prince of Wales Eldest Son of King James I
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P. 45.
* A marriage between the Prince and the Infanta of Spain.
. May, T H E L I F E O F May, i6o9 b, protefting, that his own weak lines were not capable of expreffing the joy and happinefs, which he felt upon the delivery of his Highnefs's gracious letter to him by Sir Robert Douglas, who wns the moft welcome n&effettger to him, that he had ever received. That he had but one life, which, ever fince he had the honour of being efteemed the hum- ble fervant of his Highnefs, had been devoted to ...his fervice; to which, whenever his High- nefs mould command him, he offered that life, and defired to abandon it, when he mould ceafe his endeavours to render himfelf more worthy to ferve his Highnefs, and more qua- lified to execute his commands.
That he had a few days before been at Verona, Mantua, and other places in that part of Italy ; and, while he was at Verona, a magnificent tilting was performed by the noblemen of that city, where the flower of Lombardy was af- fembled. Sir John fent the Prince the fpeeches and verfes made on that occafion, hoping, that thefe would have better fortune than thofe fent by him from Florence ; and trufting in the care and diligence of the bearer, who was himfelf a worthy and learned gentleman, and nephew of the very worthy and very learned AmbafTa- dor, Sir Henry Wotton.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
P. 45.
* A marriage between the Prince and the Infanta of Spain.
. May, T H E L I F E O F May, i6o9 b, protefting, that his own weak lines were not capable of expreffing the joy and happinefs, which he felt upon the delivery of his Highnefs's gracious letter to him by Sir Robert Douglas, who wns the moft welcome n&effettger to him, that he had ever received. That he had but one life, which, ever fince he had the honour of being efteemed the hum- ble fervant of his Highnefs, had been devoted to ...his fervice; to which, whenever his High- nefs mould command him, he offered that life, and defired to abandon it, when he mould ceafe his endeavours to render himfelf more worthy to ferve his Highnefs, and more qua- lified to execute his commands.
That he had a few days before been at Verona, Mantua, and other places in that part of Italy ; and, while he was at Verona, a magnificent tilting was performed by the noblemen of that city, where the flower of Lombardy was af- fembled. Sir John fent the Prince the fpeeches and verfes made on that occafion, hoping, that thefe would have better fortune than thofe fent by him from Florence ; and trufting in the care and diligence of the bearer, who was himfelf a worthy and learned gentleman, and nephew of the very worthy and very learned AmbafTa- dor, Sir Henry Wotton.
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