 | Mary (Queen of Scots), Esq. Hugh Campbell - 1825 - 424 頁
...enquiry. Once more adieu, my ever dear Bothwell. Pity me, pray for me, and never cease to love me. LETTER THE SEVENTH. There is little contained in this,...sometimes I thought I saw the King all covered over with wounds, and with his dying breath imploring vengeance on his inhuman murderers ! At others, wild imagination... | |
 | George Chalmers - 1825 - 60 頁
...both fear and hate him. — Who knows what Use he may hereafter make of the Guilt he obliges me to be become a Sharer in ? — But it is now past Remedy,...Show of Confidence. Never was a Soul more hurried LETTER THE SEVENTH. There is little contained in this, any more than a confirmation of the foregoing... | |
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Pity me, pray for me, and never cease to love me. LETTER THE SEVENTH. There is little contained in this, any more than a confirmation of the foregoing one ; viz. that Morton and Murray were the first proposers of the murder of the King, and that Bothwell... 