 | Patrick Fraser Tytler - 1832 - 504 ページ
...them, and said aloud, that he had fully intended, afier he had wholly subdued the realm of France, and restored it to peace, to have gone to conquer...allowed the priests to proceed, and shortly after gave up the ghost, on the last day of August. 2 1 The last moments of the fifth Henry presented nearly... | |
 | Patrick Fraser Tytler - 1832 - 346 ページ
...household. He then bade them chant the seven penitential psalms. " When they came," says Monstrelet, " to ' Benigne fac Domine,' where mention is made '...intended, after he had wholly subdued the realm of France, and restored it to peace, to have gone to conquer the kingdom of Jerusalem, if it had pleased his Creator... | |
 | Charles Selby - 1854 - 338 ページ
...hearing this, sent for his confessor, some of his household, and his chaplains, whom he ordered to chaunt the seven penitential psalms. When they came to "Benigne...conquer the kingdom of Jerusalem, if it had pleased his • By different writers described as a dysentery, a fistula, and a pleurisy. Creator to hare granted... | |
 | William Shakespeare - 1859 - 784 ページ
...Hterntalfin,' (Psalm li. 18,) ho stopped them, and said aloud that he had fully intended, after no had wholly subdued the realm of France to his obedience...pleased his Creator to have granted him longer life." In the play also, in his courtship of the Princess Katharine, Act V. Sc. 2, Henry makes the following... | |
 | William Shakespeare - 1859 - 790 ページ
.../it-nedicfac f Joint не,' whore mention is made of the ' ЛГкгг II t er um/ em,' {Psalm li. 1>, ) he stopped them, and said aloud that he had fully intended, after he had wholly subdued tho realm of France to his obedience and restored it to peace, to have gone to conquer the kingdom... | |
 | William Shakespeare - 1860 - 792 ページ
...to ' JSuiLflirftic ])Gtitim,' where mention is made of the ' Min-i Hi(.rt'.*ri/nii,' (Psalm li. L*\) he stopped them, and said aloud that he had fully intended, after he had wholly subdued the realm of Franco to his obedience and restored it to peace, to have gone to conquer the kingdom of Jerusalem,... | |
 | Charles Selby - 1864 - 374 ページ
...penitential psalms. When they came to "Benigne fac Domine," where mention is made, " Mûri Hiemsalem," he stopped them, and said aloud that he had fully...conquer the kingdom of Jerusalem, if it had pleased hie • lïy different wrlters deseribed as a dysentery, a fistula, and a pleurisy. ffote to I.inyaid,... | |
 | William Shakespeare - 1874 - 578 ページ
...came to ' Betudie fae i>»miite? where mention is made of the '3/Mrt HierusalctnS (Psalin li. 18,) he stopped them, and said aloud that he had fully...the realm of France to his obedience and restored it t» peace, to have gone to conquer the kingdom of Jerusalem, if it had pleased his Creator to nave... | |
 | Charles Selby - 1875 - 384 ページ
...hearing this, sent for his confessor, some of his household, and his chaplains, whom he ordered to chaunt the seven penitential psalms. When they came to "Benigne...it to peace, to have gone to conquer the kingdom of J erusalem, if it had pleased his • By different writers described as a dysentery, a fistula, and... | |
 | 1927 - 136 ページ
...penitential psalms. When they came to " Bmignefac Domine " where mention is made " Muri Hierusalem,"1 he stopped them, and said aloud, that he had fully...if it had pleased his Creator to have granted him a longer life. Having said this, he allowed the priests to proceed, and shortly after, according to... | |
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Domine where mention is made Muri Hierusalem,* he stopped them, and said aloud, that he had fully intended, after he had wholly subdued the realm of France to his obedience, and restored it to peace, to have gone to conquer the Kingdom of Jerusalem, if... 
