Cardinal Pole; Or, The Days of Philip and Mary: An Historical RomanceAinsworth, William Harrison
History
Cardinal Pole; Or, The Days of Philip and Mary: An Historical Romance
Ainsworth, William Harrison
Great Britain -- History -- Mary I, 1553-1558 -- Fiction; Pole, Reginald, 1500-1558 -- Fiction
160.42 upon a sta[i]rcase Added.
164.10 there was a tolerably ex[s/t]ensive garden Replaced.
174.40 “Again I say, forbear[?/!]” cried Osbert. Replaced.
189.17 and on the haut[-]pas, but not beneath the Removed.
canopy
199.41 twelve gentlemen ushers[,] steward, Added.
201.11 Further on co[u]ld be observed Added.
205.6 Yonder comes his Em[m]inence Removed.
208.24 Mary looked ill and la[u/n]guid Inverted.
210.5 retorted Gard[e/i]ner Gardiner. Replaced.
240.21 after passing th[r]ough the vestibule Added.
241.24 but may confidently look forward to[ to] a Removed.
meeting
250.41 [i]t has not been contrary to law. Restored.
252.12 [“]but I gave up all Added.
258.25 I will bring back the man to him to[-]morrow. Restored.
260.8 having been excommun[ci/ic]ated Transposed.
266.24 and receive my blessing[,/.] Replaced.
274.40 she was borne to the sacris[i]ty by Rodomont Removed.
276.12 Hide yourself in this cupboa[r]d, Added.
276.28 Are you still in the same mood as when I saw Replaced.
you last[./?]
281.4 [“]Again, I implore you to renounce your Added.
errors.”
295.30 as soon as he and Bonner were left alone.[”] Removed.
298.32 But why should she be exposed to such Replaced.
treatment[./?]
299.3 said Mary[,/.] Replaced.
301.8 I warn you, therefore[,] of your danger Added.
304.28 the solicitation of Gard[e/i]ner Replaced.
313.27 grasping the hand stretched out to him.[”] Removed.
317.18 the alarm-bell was run[g] more violently than Added.
ever
318.24 shout[ing/ed] several voices, Replaced.
320.28 Constance Tyrrell and Derrick Carver.[”] Added.
321.13 and suffic[i]ent smaller craft Added.
324.2 demanded Osbert, on seeing him.[”] Removed.
334.12 Bonner said, in a bitter and derisive Rep
tone[,/.]
336.41 he is excommunicated[./,]and if ye give him Replaced.
aught
354.11 “That is best know[n] to themselves,” Added.
356.9 they are rebels and traitor[s]! Added.
370.31 had considerable pretensions to beauty[.] Added.
376.12 to that of Queen Catherine [./?] Replaced.
378.41 away with you,” cried Lilias[.] Added.
396.36 “To[-]morrow they will be privately Restored.
interrogated,”
403.31 loaded with infi[r]mities Added.
415.34 [“]Heaven forgive him Added.
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