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Through his brother Bartholomew , he applied to Henry VII . of Eng . land ; but the
cautious prudence of that monarch deprived him of the honor of patronising a
man whose friendship would have immortalized him . The next attempt of ...
Through his brother Bartholomew , he applied to Henry VII . of Eng . land ; but the
cautious prudence of that monarch deprived him of the honor of patronising a
man whose friendship would have immortalized him . The next attempt of ...
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Who left his native throne , where reigned till then A mighty shadow of unreal
power ; Who greatly spurned the slothful pomp of courts ; And , roaming every
land , in every port , His sceptre laid aside , with glorious hand Unweary'd plying
the ...
Who left his native throne , where reigned till then A mighty shadow of unreal
power ; Who greatly spurned the slothful pomp of courts ; And , roaming every
land , in every port , His sceptre laid aside , with glorious hand Unweary'd plying
the ...
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Who left his native throne , where reigned till then A mighty shadow of unreal
power ; Who greatly spurned the slothful pomp of courts ; And , roaming every
land , in every port , His sceptre laid aside , with glorious hand Unweary'd plying
the ...
Who left his native throne , where reigned till then A mighty shadow of unreal
power ; Who greatly spurned the slothful pomp of courts ; And , roaming every
land , in every port , His sceptre laid aside , with glorious hand Unweary'd plying
the ...
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