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The History of England from the Accession of James II.

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If you wish to know what I guess, I guess that he would not like to be his wife's gentleman usher: but I know nothing." "I know something now, however," said Danby.

"I know enough, and too much." He then departed; and the assembly broke up.

[652] On the thirty-first of January the debate which had terminated thus in private was publicly renewed in the House of Peers.

That day had been fixed for the national thanksgiving.

An office had been drawn up for the occasion by several Bishops, among whom were Ken and Sprat.


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