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The History of England from the Accession of James II.

CHAPTER XVII
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He came again, and introduced the subject which was nearest his heart.

Godolphin then asked after his old master and mistress in the mournful tone of a man who despaired of ever being reconciled to them.

Bulkeley assured him that King James was ready to forgive all the past.

"May I tell His Majesty that you will try to deserve his favour ?" At this Godolphin rose, said something about the trammels of office and his wish to be released from them, and put an end to the interview.
Bulkeley soon made a third attempt.

By this time Godolphin had learned some things which shook his confidence in the stability of the government which he served.


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