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The History of England in Three Volumes, Vol.I., Part E.

CHAPTER LV
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41 Rush, i.p.

416.
*** Temple, p.

42.
**** Temple, p.

64 Here the husband, bidding a final adieu to his expiring family, envied them that fate which, he himself expected so soon to share: there the son, having long supported his aged parent, with reluctance obeyed his last commands, and, abandoning him in this uttermost distress, reserved himself to the hopes of avenging that death which all his efforts could not prevent nor delay.

The astonishing greatness of the calamity deprived the sufferers of any relief from the view of companions in affliction.


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