 | Edmund Goldsmid - 1886 - 144 str.
...then love him more than ever. I beseech you to be guided by his advice in your illness. In so doing I hope soon to see you again, which will be to me...comfort than all the precious jewels in the world. ' Anne had been taken seriously ill of the pestilence, but she was restored to health by the skill... | |
 | Martin Andrew Sharp Hume - 1905 - 524 str.
...make you well. I shall then love him more than ever. I beseech you to be guided by his advice, and I hope soon to see you again, which will be to me...comfort than all the precious jewels in the world." In a few days Anne was out of danger, and the hopes and fears aroused by her illness gave place to... | |
 | Henry VIII (King of England) - 1906 - 84 str.
...then love him more than ever. I beseech you to be guided by his advice in your illness. In so doing I hope soon to see you again, which will be to me...comfort than all the precious jewels in the world. Written by that secretary, who is, [ rriii ] lotie letters of l^enrp <£tfff)tb and for ever will be,... | |
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I hope soon to see you again, which will be to me a greater comfort than all the precious jewels in the -world. " Written by that secretary who is, and for ever will be, your loyal and most assured servant, HR" Anne was in imminent danger, but through... 
