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Jvo. Iv.— Catalogues Of Cheap Books.—Cur...
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"To this I wrote an answer , begging that tier Majesty would , give me leave to follow her to R ^ iifsingtdn ; and , that she might not apprehend a greater trouble than she would receive , I assured feer Majesty * that what I had to s & y would not create any
dispute or uneasiness ( it relating only to the clearing myself . from some things which , I had heard , had very wrongfully been laid to my charge , ) and could have no consequence , either in obliging Her Saajeisty to answer , or to see me bfterier than would be easy
tb hier : adding , that if that afternoon were not convenient , 1 tvotild come every day and wait till her Majesty would please to \ allow me to speak to her . XJpon the ^ th of April X followed tlbis Jefctei ; to Kensington * and by that ffltefans-prevented the Queen ' s writing : again to me ^ she was jxpenkring to do . The page who
went m t 9 acquaint the Queen , that I was come to wait upon her , staid longer than usual : loiig enough , ^ t is to be supppsedy ttfgive time to deliberate w . hcthe * Vthe ! 1 faVMr of admi ^ sidri shouid !) e granted , arid to settle tW" nfitea ^ ures of ikhaviottr if ( I
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Jvo. Iv.— Catalogues Of Cheap Books.—Cur...
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could not possibly rest till H Kaid cleared myself 3 roni some pairticular ealnmnies with whitiK I had been loaded ; ¦ I then went on to speak ( tkdugk the Queen turned away ) ier face frpitb me ) and to represent my hard case ; that there were those about her
Majesty , who had made ker believe that I bad s ^ ijid things of her , which I was no more icajpa ? ble of saying than o ^ f . killing my own children ; | hat I seldom named lier Majesty in company * and never without respect ^ -and the lite . The Queen said , with *
out doubt there were many lies told , I then begged , in otaer to make this trouble the shorter , and my own innocence the plainer , that I might know the particulars of which I had been accused . Because , if I tv ^ ere guilty , that would quickly ; appear j and if I were innocent ,
this method only would , clear me . The Queen replied ^ that she would give trie no am ^ ver , ; laying hojd Qn % . wor ( J , in my letteyy th ^ what I had to ( say in my vwii vindication would have no con ?
science in obliging ' her Sfa ^^ pu w Huskier T ] & fc ., which \ surely did rt ^ t ' ^ -iAl'i mplriffcai ' ! did . not dfesiife \ 6 kWb w the ; paifiicuiat
things Md tbf my enar ^ , Wittio \ W hv } i \ iM' it wW impossible for me to cleailp 4 « ys 0 lfc Thi ^ I assured . \? her Majesty ; was alw 1 dasired *;; iaad ; t ^ ai (> 'JE did dnot ^ ash tlffiA $ mn $$ iQfili §} mtHw & yar »)| 5 B * - Mpn ^ Mlh ^ f /? N »/ # Pg a ^ tM |>^ BM ) * ff ^ fM ^
