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quadgram	frequency
the queen of scots	189
the earl of murray	105
on the th of	99
mary queen of scots	71
of the queen of	70
of the earl of	70
the queen of england	69
at the same time	46
on the other hand	45
the earl of huntly	42
the earl of morton	42
to the earl of	41
in the midst of	38
on the part of	35
the earl of bothwell	35
in the mean time	34
one of the most	34
to the queen of	34
at the head of	32
the earl of lennox	31
the king of france	31
in the presence of	30
for the first time	29
in the hands of	28
as soon as she	28
of mary queen of	27
it would have been	27
the queen of scotland	27
the duke of chatelherault	27
that she could not	26
that the queen of	26
of the privy council	26
in the name of	25
the earl of kent	25
that it was not	25
the earl of shrewsbury	25
the rest of the	25
and the earl of	24
as soon as the	24
at the time of	23
that she did not	23
the murder of darnley	23
for the sake of	22
the manner in which	22
the name of the	21
at the foot of	21
by the earl of	21
the archbishop of st	20
was one of the	20
of the duke of	20
the presence of the	20
seems to have been	20
the th of june	19
that there was no	19
the earl of arran	19
in the castle of	19
the th of february	19
in so far as	19
into the hands of	18
the end of the	18
the execution of the	18
with her own hand	18
the th of april	18
the castle of edinburgh	18
the crown of england	18
the life of the	18
the archbishop of glasgow	18
the time of the	18
archbishop of st andrews	18
as soon as they	17
the queen and her	17
to the crown of	17
the door of the	17
my lord of murray	17
of the name of	17
earl of murray and	17
as soon as he	17
to the english crown	17
of the house of	17
that he had been	17
the person of the	17
the duke of guise	17
and there was a	16
the part of the	16
queen of scots was	16
in the course of	16
the treaty of edinburgh	16
in the possession of	16
in the murder of	16
that he could not	16
which she had been	16
as if she had	15
in the neighbourhood of	15
on account of the	15
the death of the	15
with the earl of	15
the th of december	15
the th day of	15
the earl of mar	15
the earl of leicester	15
the th of august	15
the th of october	15
she was to be	15
on the other side	15
the hands of the	15
of some of the	15
the earl of argyle	15
that the earl of	15
in front of the	15
as well as the	15
the said earl of	15
to be present at	14
the cause of the	14
to the castle of	14
the duke of norfolk	14
the palace of holyrood	14
and that he was	14
that she should be	14
that it had been	14
a day or two	14
to the archbishop of	14
of the murder of	14
and that she was	14
that she had been	14
the head of the	14
from time to time	14
is not to be	13
for the queen of	13
was not to be	13
that it would be	13
in which he had	13
in which she had	13
not seem to have	13
for the purpose of	13
in the way of	13
life of the queen	13
at the end of	13
with the queen of	13
to be able to	13
the lords of the	13
the queen and the	12
the murder of the	12
and that it was	12
that she was a	12
the laws of england	12
it is difficult to	12
the th of may	12
queen of scots and	12
in the eyes of	12
it must have been	12
the th of september	12
the king and queen	12
the earl and countess	12
that the queen was	12
my lord of leicester	12
the bride of dunbar	12
it was not till	12
to the laws of	12
in a state of	12
to the king of	12
in the time of	12
the grace of god	12
is one of the	12
in one of the	12
mort de la royne	12
during the whole of	11
in the middle of	11
death of the queen	11
the bishop of ross	11
of murray and his	11
to the queen and	11
in the first place	11
the whole of this	11
the middle of the	11
by the grace of	11
and that she would	11
he seems to have	11
that she would not	11
the sign of the	11
to one of the	11
life of mary queen	11
that he was a	11
sign of the cross	11
i would not have	11
if it had been	11
of the scottish queen	11
at the door of	11
in which she was	11
the foot of the	11
of one of the	11
la mort de la	11
the earl of bedford	11
the history of the	11
in a few days	11
to have been written	11
it is to be	11
would not have been	11
as if she were	11
the th of july	11
be present at the	11
by the earls of	10
at york and westminster	10
the earldom of murray	10
in respect to the	10
she could not help	10
the king of spain	10
that he was not	10
in the church of	10
the time of her	10
that she had never	10
was not allowed to	10
the murder of her	10
up and down the	10
as if he had	10
the most part of	10
that she was not	10
with the rest of	10
as soon as mary	10
seem to have been	10
the earls of huntly	10
the murder of rizzio	10
nothing to do with	10
of the queen and	10
in presence of the	10
was far from being	10
that she might have	10
of the death of	10
the death of her	10
would have been a	9
was at this time	9
only a few days	9
to the end of	9
the circumstances of the	9
it was in the	9
that he had not	9
and that she had	9
the laws of the	9
that he would not	9
that she was to	9
does not seem to	9
was a sort of	9
on the d of	9
said to have been	9
the end of her	9
the church of st	9
of loch leven castle	9
in consequence of the	9
the castle of dunbar	9
the death of francis	9
by the name of	9
of the lords of	9
but it was not	9
the th of november	9
in favor of the	9
against the life of	9
at the french court	9
the earls of argyle	9
as if it had	9
the privy council of	9
on the occasion of	9
that they should be	9
the spirit of the	9
of sir amyas paulet	9
on the one hand	9
about the same time	9
a great deal of	9
for the good of	9
the greater part of	9
person of the queen	9
the course of the	9
the cardinal of lorraine	9
the book of articles	9
one of the executioners	9
the service of the	9
on the evening of	9
that it should be	9
her return to scotland	9
the queen would not	9
the th of march	9
to the duke of	9
so please your majesty	9
that she might be	9
it might have been	9
appears to have been	9
that i have not	9
the eyes of the	9
said earl of murray	9
for the most part	9
tell him that i	8
in his power to	8
had by this time	8
of the king of	8
that i have never	8
the keys of the	8
a letter to the	8
i doubt me whether	8
to do with the	8
in the person of	8
and the rest of	8
she was about to	8
for the execution of	8
that she had no	8
the possession of the	8
one of her women	8
of the state of	8
that the queen would	8
to have been the	8
that as soon as	8
with the exception of	8
she said that she	8
this it was answered	8
to have been a	8
that he might be	8
head of the church	8
to this it was	8
and at the same	8
be supposed to have	8
that there was a	8
it is not to	8
a cup of wine	8
the top of the	8
to the presence of	8
the face of the	8
the people of scotland	8
the government of scotland	8
the discharge of my	8
the protection of the	8
king and queen of	8
had been given to	8
to the english throne	8
if he had been	8
as the earl of	8
and the other lords	8
they would have been	8
there can be no	8
towards the end of	8
that he had no	8
lords of the congregation	8
randolph to cecil from	8
on the same day	8
that she had not	8
who was at the	8
the evening of the	8
by the queen of	8
the leaders of the	8
which he had been	8
that she would have	8
and as soon as	8
in the palace of	8
there is no need	8
could not bear to	8
it is said that	8
the great hall of	8
under the protection of	8
in direct opposition to	8
is said to have	8
earl of shrewsbury and	8
murder of her husband	8
he was able to	8
it was on the	8
of the lord james	8
in spite of the	8
for the last time	8
i know not what	8
of the realm of	8
to the number of	8
the suite of the	7
lords ruthven and lindsay	7
of those who were	7
presence of the queen	7
that it is not	7
she had not been	7
on the death of	7
on her return to	7
there had been a	7
had been prepared for	7
to the throne of	7
that she was in	7
of the catholic church	7
so far as the	7
as i have already	7
of the captive queen	7
in opposition to the	7
as long as she	7
out of the way	7
the names of the	7
god save the queen	7
and that he would	7
she would not have	7
in which it was	7
the realm of scotland	7
for a long time	7
me at my death	7
upon the th day	7
to speak with her	7
of the queen regent	7
as the queen was	7
that she was the	7
as soon as it	7
to return to scotland	7
one or two of	7
the cause of his	7
a few days before	7
the head of an	7
the rest of her	7
at the sight of	7
the form of the	7
she could not have	7
queen of scots had	7
of murray and the	7
was the only one	7
was by no means	7
but the earl of	7
in the history of	7
with a loud voice	7
soon as they were	7
that so far from	7
not by any means	7
was not till the	7
into which she had	7
on the present occasion	7
there was something in	7
to take up arms	7
the th of january	7
her that she was	7
execution of the sentence	7
which i have been	7
as one of the	7
on the subject of	7
said that she was	7
it may be that	7
by the advice of	7
by some of the	7
was a good deal	7
was to take place	7
the said queen of	7
the queen and bothwell	7
put an end to	7
reason to believe that	7
she had so long	7
the more especially as	7
it is true that	7
but she was not	7
the arms of the	7
the bottom of the	7
as far as possible	7
but he was not	7
soon as she was	7
do not wish to	7
if she had been	7
she was obliged to	7
the whole of the	7
in the great hall	7
of the catholic religion	7
a letter from the	7
as a matter of	7
of scots and her	7
discharge of my conscience	7
the morning of the	7
the house of guise	7
there would have been	7
of her privy council	7
would that i could	7
at the bottom of	7
queen of scots to	7
the year of god	7
that he did not	7
i will not have	7
of shrewsbury and the	7
in the words of	7
head of an army	7
the castle of loch	7
is not at all	7
with the view of	7
that he should be	7
a share in the	7
i am a queen	7
so far as to	7
it had not been	7
the crown of scotland	7
great hall of the	7
he was to be	7
of those who have	7
to have recourse to	7
with some of the	7
shrewsbury and the earl	7
one of the commissioners	7
but as soon as	7
that she was so	7
supposed to have been	7
that she would be	7
did not wish to	7
she was in the	7
was a man of	7
in their power to	7
a part of the	6
lord of murray and	6
to shed my blood	6
the only one who	6
it seemed to her	6
year of his age	6
i do not wish	6
the said earl bothwell	6
on the st of	6
have nothing to do	6
an hour or two	6
for the honour of	6
that he should have	6
to the charge of	6
the same to be	6
in favour of the	6
on each side of	6
would have been the	6
the father and son	6
was a woman of	6
the king and the	6
that they might be	6
of england and scotland	6
she did not know	6
my lord of kent	6
for the preservation of	6
and there is no	6
the midst of the	6
the prince of parma	6
seemed to have been	6
from the th of	6
i do not know	6
of the dead queen	6
that her majesty had	6
it was necessary for	6
in the month of	6
that it was a	6
there was a little	6
it is impossible to	6
to be given to	6
the cruelty of the	6
it was not the	6
on the very day	6
books of sir amyas	6
when he found that	6
for the earl of	6
he could not have	6
share in the murder	6
a year or two	6
that he was to	6
some way or other	6
murder of the king	6
in the government of	6
day or two before	6
the occasion of the	6
of the scottish nobility	6
on his way to	6
on the one side	6
in the record office	6
conferences at york and	6
letter books of sir	6
the name of this	6
the heart of the	6
it had been a	6
for the discharge of	6
the advice of her	6
so as to be	6
succession to the english	6
to return to the	6
a great number of	6
was supposed to be	6
an end of all	6
her maids of honour	6
with regard to the	6
to her of the	6
end of the year	6
in her power to	6
of the earls of	6
the account of the	6
they told her that	6
the murderer of darnley	6
him that i have	6
to one of her	6
of succession to the	6
with all my heart	6
of france and scotland	6
that it was in	6
he answered that he	6
the gate of the	6
of sir james balfour	6
that she might not	6
early in the morning	6
it was necessary to	6
so long as the	6
the lords ruthven and	6
which she had so	6
between mary and darnley	6
and on the th	6
the arms of england	6
by the laws of	6
it is certain that	6
with a degree of	6
the midst of a	6
queen of scots should	6
on the side of	6
in some way or	6
ought to have been	6
the dean of peterborough	6
it was not long	6
would be glad to	6
under the influence of	6
the command of the	6
i am ready to	6
that if she would	6
death of her husband	6
the story of the	6
the daughter of a	6
in the form of	6
the midst of them	6
the warrant of execution	6
the conclusion of the	6
on the way to	6
from the earl of	6
between the queen and	6
the object of his	6
it would not be	6
the countess of lennox	6
at the instigation of	6
he was allowed to	6
in the end of	6
but it is not	6
the th of the	6
can be no doubt	6
it would be to	6
the deed was done	6
at the mercy of	6
occasion to be offended	6
the master of gray	6
the house of hamilton	6
a person of the	6
at the expense of	6
the word of a	6
the presence of her	6
she would have been	6
the conferences at york	6
the clerk of the	6
of the said earl	6
the earl of athol	6
the earl and his	6
at the close of	6
with his own hand	6
to the french ambassador	6
and on the other	6
of many of the	6
at the hour of	6
with all her heart	6
was on the th	6
soon as she had	6
the lady jane gordon	6
the destruction of the	6
in the sixteenth century	6
clerk of the council	6
of the castle of	6
the light of day	6
in point of fact	6
was not one of	6
to submit to the	6
he would have been	6
it was impossible to	6
not been able to	6
a copy of the	6
of which she was	6
that he was the	6
the court of france	6
they were in the	6
till the next day	6
the th of this	6
death of francis ii	6
manner in which she	6
till the th of	6
the gates of the	6
person of the name	6
quarter of an hour	6
the title of king	6
of the palace of	6
a copy of a	6
the realm of england	6
it does not appear	6
the earl of angus	6
that he was in	6
three or four times	6
into the presence of	6
it would not have	6
it ought to be	6
and tell him that	6
him and the queen	6
the said noble prince	6
who was one of	6
on the morning of	6
would have been more	6
the earl of argyll	6
i beg you to	6
and dowager of france	6
in word and deed	6
queen of scotland was	6
if she did not	6
she would never have	6
to be written by	6
of the said murder	6
the beads and bracelets	6
she was not a	6
into the arms of	6
the countess of argyle	6
to her as a	6
of the most powerful	6
and sir drue drury	6
the governor of the	6
most part of the	6
it is not the	6
of a share in	5
the confessions and depositions	5
and one or two	5
of her own subjects	5
the jurisdiction of the	5
that there is a	5
to the protection of	5
the earls of murray	5
just in time to	5
the young king of	5
to come and see	5
the palace of the	5
at the age of	5
the authority of the	5
which had been given	5
and that she might	5
she could not but	5
that he might not	5
and in the end	5
if it were not	5
of the marriage of	5
to the house of	5
i have been brought	5
of my lord of	5
to be sent to	5
of the family of	5
of her own hand	5
part of the lords	5
and to show that	5
between england and scotland	5
in the absence of	5
had a right to	5
was something in the	5
the said earl and	5
she was willing to	5
printed for constable co	5
i am cousin to	5
to proceed to the	5
in her own kingdom	5
true woman to my	5
in the following terms	5
my lord and my	5
on her way to	5
out of reach of	5
the absence of the	5
whom she had so	5
to her majesty to	5
of the manner of	5
which had been prepared	5
a quarter of an	5
in the second place	5
the queen dowager of	5
in the shape of	5
the trial of the	5
he was going to	5
to be found in	5
in the very heart	5
the very heart of	5
that if he could	5
he could not but	5
in spite of all	5
little delay as possible	5
the imprisonment of the	5
after the death of	5
of the roman catholic	5
at the very time	5
and i am not	5
with the affairs of	5
with the queen and	5
to consent to a	5
for her own sake	5
but he could not	5
and with this view	5
that they could not	5
circumstances of the case	5
i am right glad	5
as she had been	5
a true woman to	5
the ladies of the	5
the religion of the	5
the castle of dumbarton	5
with a view to	5
was not long before	5
date the th of	5
chief author of the	5
the very day on	5
between him and the	5
it to the queen	5
privy council of scotland	5
lord and my lady	5
very day on which	5
of the treaty of	5
was on his way	5
the head of his	5
to some of the	5
what should i do	5
as much as possible	5
estates of the realm	5
the way in which	5
with as little delay	5
that he should not	5
morning of the th	5
so soon as she	5
the queen of the	5
of the execution of	5
in the affairs of	5
it was to be	5
governor of the castle	5
had an interview with	5
so far from having	5
that she had a	5
in the hope of	5
to the end that	5
as well as a	5
the close of the	5
with great pomp and	5
but there was no	5
necessary for her to	5
in connection with the	5
i have no heart	5
i have not done	5
saw the necessity of	5
to whom she was	5
but that it was	5
to see that the	5
and some of them	5
face of the earth	5
come to me in	5
by the said queen	5
year to an end	5
the succession to the	5
if there had been	5
the members of the	5
which she could not	5
to be paid to	5
does not appear that	5
the queen came to	5
the other side of	5
the bishop of peterborough	5
took place in the	5
the tragedy of fotheringay	5
she was able to	5
made the sign of	5
for the welfare of	5
in such a manner	5
written with her own	5
them that she had	5
to whom she had	5
that he would be	5
the truth of this	5
woman to my religion	5
as i shall answer	5
as well as to	5
the sight of the	5
it is not improbable	5
would have been to	5
as the queen of	5
with a smiling countenance	5
that there is no	5
commission for the execution	5
the subject of her	5
my lord of shrewsbury	5
register of the privy	5
if it were so	5
during the life of	5
the purpose of the	5
at once to the	5
but that she would	5
what will you do	5
as soon as elizabeth	5
it would be better	5
the contents of the	5
long since heretofore written	5
the laird of lethington	5
as well as in	5
title to the crown	5
that the queen had	5
of the royal college	5
in matters of religion	5
of the young prince	5
on the eve of	5
the charge of the	5
mary was to be	5
to give him the	5
in the neighborhood of	5
as little delay as	5
and that she should	5
the assistance of the	5
in the blood of	5
murray and his colleagues	5
the details of the	5
examination of the letters	5
the house of the	5
of the earl bothwell	5
the remainder of the	5
where mary was born	5
i am settled and	5
with her own hands	5
with my lord of	5
about me at my	5
earl of murray was	5
in any part of	5
from being agreeable to	5
he was in the	5
there is good reason	5
of the bride of	5
officer of the guard	5
the castle of stirling	5
attendance on the queen	5
the author of the	5
to the south of	5
in which i have	5
so long as she	5
there is no one	5
that i will not	5
master of the household	5
every one of us	5
after he had been	5
a good deal of	5
the diurnal of occurrents	5
her marriage with darnley	5
her as a husband	5
the sheriff and his	5
the lords who had	5
it will be the	5
the king our husband	5
far from being agreeable	5
lord buckhurst and beale	5
i am sorry that	5
was given to the	5
the very day of	5
the neighbourhood of the	5
richard talbot of bridgefield	5
to which he had	5
i have nothing to	5
which was to be	5
and she had a	5
head upon the block	5
to get rid of	5
said queen of scots	5
at the period of	5
on the banks of	5
the master of the	5
the castle of fotheringay	5
her majesty for her	5
had been ignorant of	5
by one of the	5
am cousin to your	5
to one of his	5
lords of secret council	5
i have not been	5
the progress of the	5
lost no time in	5
to the king and	5
the fate of the	5
the affairs of the	5
when the time came	5
to disrobe her of	5
right to the crown	5
one to the other	5
the safety of the	5
had been taken from	5
she burst into tears	5
to the queen that	5
the ceremony was performed	5
to be allowed to	5
in the case of	5
soon as it was	5
on the word of	5
i will not be	5
his father and mother	5
of which i am	5
of the earldom of	5
the manner of the	5
the loss of her	5
at the top of	5
of the arrival of	5
not be allowed to	5
for some time in	5
the fashion of the	5
the officer of the	5
for the use of	5
under the care of	5
prior of st andrews	5
laws of the realm	5
during the reading of	5
the duke of savoy	5
and as to the	5
to the care of	5
the laird of grange	5
to make known to	5
the person to whom	5
end of her life	5
who had by this	5
in support of the	5
at the beginning of	5
the proceedings of the	5
not one of them	5
to give her a	5
guzman de silva to	5
with the beads and	5
when she was at	5
was about to be	5
i know not how	5
god and his church	5
one of her own	5
in charge of the	5
church of notre dame	5
in one of her	5
he shall not die	5
to her native land	5
tears in her eyes	5
in the light of	5
told her that she	5
execution of the queen	5
it is one of	5
morton and the other	5
in some of the	5
it is unnecessary to	5
it must not be	5
so soon as the	5
the royal college of	5
the servants of the	5
of the laird of	5
to me by the	5
in the days of	5
letter to queen elizabeth	5
the minds of the	5
fellow of the royal	5
great pomp and ceremony	5
the king of scotland	5
in a sort of	5
of the english queen	5
against the queen of	5
at the upper end	5
was one of those	5
by means of a	5
marriage with the queen	5
the wreck of the	5
the midst of her	5
so that she might	5
reverend father in god	5
the queen did not	5
to my lord of	5
of the existence of	5
there was no doubt	5
told them that she	5
so far from being	5
when he heard of	5
and mary queen of	5
and every one of	5
history of the reformation	5
it had been the	5
is difficult to say	5
that the king was	5
randolph wrote to cecil	5
to pray for her	5
her arrival in scotland	5
to mary queen of	5
all in their power	5
from the queen of	5
disrobe her of her	5
on the following day	5
for a moment to	5
so long as he	5
would have been no	5
that i am cousin	5
if you be not	5
which the earl of	4
hoped to be saved	4
in body and parentage	4
reading of which commission	4
on the authority of	4
of whose crucifix she	4
was at the head	4
a window in the	4
that she had received	4
that the deed was	4
soon as he was	4
all that i can	4
the leading features of	4
it please you to	4
will be the sorrowfullest	4
to take possession of	4
it cannot be denied	4
lest it should be	4
by the duke of	4
at the earl of	4
he heard of the	4
one of his own	4
an active share in	4
but it was the	4
to take the air	4
between five and six	4
i wot not what	4
he was a man	4
and that there was	4
that he had a	4
murray and his associates	4
when the mental gifts	4
i have heard of	4
earls of kent and	4
my blood in defence	4
it had not concerned	4
this as it may	4
forgive you with all	4
told her that since	4
which the queen had	4
the ladies of her	4
chief executor of the	4
silva to the king	4
have occasion to be	4
she wished to be	4
were present at the	4
but he did not	4
lady shrewsbury and her	4
earl of bothwell was	4
a pair of beads	4
in england and scotland	4
but on account of	4
that she ought to	4
th day of april	4
it must be remembered	4
to tell him of	4
that it was her	4
that he would have	4
on account of her	4
the period of which	4
did not seem to	4
it might be shown	4
to her and her	4
the affairs of her	4
as i have said	4
to see her husband	4
the ratification of the	4
that it would not	4
on her arrival in	4
court of the palace	4
replied that he could	4
might prosper and serve	4
that i am not	4
possession of the throne	4
been ignorant of the	4
had it not been	4
and as it is	4
in a letter to	4
there was a pause	4
so long as i	4
a week or two	4
to me in my	4
the head of a	4
to be put in	4
she thought she had	4
the midst of these	4
for the maintenance of	4
it be believed that	4
one after the other	4
only an hour or	4
she had never known	4
in such a way	4
him the title of	4
was no such thing	4
i am sure i	4
the heads of the	4
for the murder of	4
the queen in a	4
the hand of the	4
the peace of the	4
that it was time	4
and that it would	4
were of opinion that	4
she was told that	4
with all speed to	4
the queen had been	4
by the help of	4
under the pain of	4
to be seen in	4
that it might be	4
the eyes of all	4
with which she was	4
of her life and	4
the enemies of the	4
it may be noted	4
his wrath from this	4
the part of elizabeth	4
was the cause of	4
would not consent to	4
the end of my	4
of the court of	4
would shed her blood	4
will and testament she	4
she had always been	4
the defence of the	4
was that in the	4
and there was no	4
execution of mary queen	4
i am sorry for	4
deed as if she	4
talbot and his wife	4
by the king of	4
we greet you well	4
took from her neck	4
come and see him	4
if she had never	4
to the top of	4
we have seen that	4
at the last moment	4
as it had been	4
there had been any	4
at home and abroad	4
of a roman catholic	4
all her poor servants	4
and she could not	4
the mercy of a	4
of the bishop of	4
of the french court	4
for the benefit of	4
that she wished to	4
of the lords and	4
ignorant of the english	4
it may be in	4
to speak to her	4
the seat of the	4
there must be no	4
be written by the	4
not having any one	4
the family of guise	4
to save her life	4
i died a true	4
seen in body and	4
never known any of	4
it would be the	4
the queen sent for	4
the present state of	4
and i know she	4
was very much pleased	4
and she did not	4
what he had done	4
in the chapel at	4
the th year of	4
that he should remain	4
day on which the	4
a few words with	4
with the duke of	4
to those who had	4
one of the grooms	4
there must have been	4
them pray for her	4
the end of them	4
and her lawful issue	4
favor of the marriage	4
martyre de marie stuart	4
and it may be	4
there was a great	4
a letter which the	4
it will be a	4
were not to be	4
the earlier part of	4
in which he was	4
it will be remembered	4
the rear of the	4
the discovery of the	4
she could not be	4
that they shall not	4
richard and his wife	4
turning to her men	4
a few days after	4
the earl bothwell and	4
had been pronounced against	4
his father had been	4
to cecil from edinburgh	4
only a few months	4
in a day or	4
said the queen of	4
both at home and	4
i shall report that	4
been separated from her	4
i would not be	4
that it may be	4
earl of huntly and	4
the act of parliament	4
and that of the	4
some of the more	4
that they were not	4
could not but feel	4
it seemed to be	4
is to be feared	4
sir james melville was	4
the beginning of the	4
which he was to	4
as if they were	4
to make it be	4
the conference at westminster	4
between him and his	4
died a true woman	4
they were obliged to	4
as seen in body	4
crossing them with her	4
be given to the	4
to the door of	4
bade them pray for	4
on his return to	4
to let me see	4
himself master of the	4
be the bearer of	4
be the sorrowfullest message	4
was the murderer of	4
at the court of	4
the queen from the	4
and said that he	4
so soon as he	4
she could not bear	4
but there is no	4
have no heart to	4
the question of the	4
could never have been	4
of the king and	4
and i have been	4
two hours after midnight	4
murray and the other	4
did not know what	4
commend me to my	4
to treat with the	4
and deed as if	4
her ambassador at paris	4
but she could not	4
in the face of	4
would be sure to	4
though she had been	4
the city of edinburgh	4
it was not without	4
so that he might	4
of an army of	4
ratification of the treaty	4
an interview with her	4
on board the mastiff	4
there might have been	4
the place of execution	4
said with a loud	4
prosper and serve god	4
that my queen and	4
if it were possible	4
in the court of	4
she was the very	4
for the manner of	4
house of the kirk	4
by whom he had	4
i do not like	4
but she did not	4
during the remainder of	4
the bearer of this	4
just as she was	4
there was a strong	4
herself at the head	4
as well as those	4
was not likely to	4
that she was still	4
have been of the	4
one or the other	4
who had accompanied her	4
would in all probability	4
i am resolved to	4
by means of the	4
to be done in	4
the dean and chapter	4
report that my queen	4
he did not think	4
as far as in	4
all the lords who	4
she was going to	4
having any one thing	4
been brought up in	4
she hoped to be	4
it has been said	4
to make use of	4
is to be found	4
to give up her	4
version of this letter	4
at the battle of	4
the head of her	4
a short time before	4
the shape of a	4
history from contemporary writers	4
each side of the	4
the place where she	4
direct opposition to the	4
in the sight of	4
in which they were	4
at the death of	4
during all this time	4
the sheriff going before	4
soon as the queen	4
the frith of forth	4
was about to make	4
i am bound to	4
the laird of ormiston	4
she would not be	4
a sum of money	4
were far from being	4
earl of lennox his	4
and yet i am	4
wrote to her ambassador	4
about the middle of	4
of scots to the	4
that they should not	4
every means in his	4
earl of arran was	4
would not listen to	4
a small gilt coffer	4
to join in the	4
by him and his	4
till they came to	4
the earls of kent	4
the same with the	4
to escape from the	4
all that was in	4
mind to spend my	4
the advice of the	4
of the archbishop of	4
the tolbooth of edinburgh	4
master of the house	4
has been already seen	4
from her neck the	4
a son of the	4
it is impossible for	4
and in spite of	4
so far as it	4
held out her arms	4
under the pretence of	4
but that he was	4
in her hand a	4
and speak with her	4
herself to be persuaded	4
known any of the	4
but that it had	4
murray and his party	4
and covered with black	4
he was of a	4
implicated in the murder	4
as we have seen	4
i should have known	4
which by her will	4
she seems to have	4
be one of the	4
character as seen in	4
that she had ever	4
she might have some	4
which led him to	4
will be found on	4
all this world is	4
his history of scotland	4
to be brought to	4
which she was held	4
they were told that	4
they were not to	4
concerned her at all	4
it would be well	4
period of which we	4
the mercy of god	4
to be depended on	4
servants might enjoy that	4
of my own people	4
that all her poor	4
the lords and ladies	4
to the murder of	4
he would not have	4
and mind to spend	4
of the said queen	4
she held out her	4
me to my son	4
the name of all	4
return to her own	4
her poor servants might	4
the hands of her	4
word of all this	4
for a short time	4
scotland at the time	4
into the great hall	4
you know that i	4
as well as that	4
from the castle of	4
edinburgh on the th	4
so far as they	4
to have had any	4
and most of the	4
take such steps as	4
this view of the	4
was not a little	4
of the th of	4
her will and testament	4
the sake of appearances	4
as well as she	4
the name of god	4
spend my blood in	4
all the members of	4
in the company of	4
the arrival of the	4
me the grace to	4
the baptism of the	4
whose crucifix she would	4
it is not of	4
the death of darnley	4
sheriff going before her	4
it is interesting to	4
to enter into a	4
of them that were	4
to the effect that	4
and the french ambassador	4
stirling on the th	4
to be persuaded to	4
both men and women	4
not appear to have	4
it was only a	4
to assure her that	4
he told her that	4
earls of huntly and	4
crucifix in her hand	4
was in her power	4
a man of great	4
word and deed as	4
if they were not	4
the reading of which	4
she came to the	4
from the blood of	4
would never have been	4
far from being a	4
might have been seen	4
at a time when	4
some of the nobility	4
subjects of the realm	4
he had always been	4
in the th year	4
safely and honestly into	4
the state of affairs	4
i forgive you with	4
who were with her	4
one way or other	4
knew him to be	4
morton and his friends	4
and told them that	4
the care of the	4
foot of whose crucifix	4
in the cause of	4
the king of england	4
and the next morning	4
the difficulties of the	4
be this as it	4
in a great degree	4
the banks of the	4
the honour of god	4
one of her maids	4
some of them would	4
said divers latin prayers	4
well as that of	4
the opinions of the	4
the nobility of this	4
year of her age	4
not concerned her at	4
part of the country	4
sent home safely and	4
the position of the	4
in the house of	4
that master richard talbot	4
at the present day	4
to his castle at	4
on the th or	4
be seen in the	4
to the th of	4
queen of england had	4
the parliament which met	4
any one thing that	4
he could not bear	4
in the service of	4
access to the queen	4
other persons of distinction	4
th day of june	4
to be queen of	4
to our sovereign lord	4
to be the most	4
charges brought against her	4
view of the palace	4
the archduke charles of	4
and that they would	4
he was one of	4
was not aware of	4
with which she had	4
the scots and english	4
him to be a	4
them with her hand	4
out of the hall	4
to bear the blame	4
being commanded out of	4
that it was the	4
what would have been	4
of the catholic party	4
like that of a	4
this was all that	4
the king of scots	4
not have lived with	4
by one of her	4
of the highest rank	4
to come to edinburgh	4
the said scottish queen	4
subject to the laws	4
he was about to	4
from castle to castle	4
was to be married	4
does not appear to	4
and that they had	4
paulet and sir drue	4
unworthy as i am	4
as the said queen	4
had not concerned her	4
be plain with you	4
according to her own	4
one would have thought	4
in the keeping of	4
one of the greatest	4
be done to her	4
and one of the	4
i never saw her	4
wish to see him	4
crucifix she would shed	4
for a little space	4
then one of the	4
that she hoped to	4
no help for it	4
to be saved by	4
he was a very	4
duke of chatelherault and	4
her to see her	4
was at that time	4
we are much beholden	4
the presence of his	4
walking up and down	4
she declared that she	4
the birth of the	4
in the british museum	4
and the other the	4
she had a great	4
there is no fear	4
may it not be	4
in the meane tyme	4
she did not think	4
a year to an	4
the duke of anjou	4
she ought to have	4
little else than a	4
then the earl of	4
was sent to the	4
with tears in her	4
he had something to	4
queen dowager of france	4
by the cardinal of	4
of which commission the	4
she was a queen	4
archduke charles of austria	4
and that she could	4
come down to us	4
the history of england	4
nobility of this realm	4
god forgive them that	4
from the calthorpe ms	4
it was determined to	4
at a place called	4
the queen was in	4
of the most learned	4
on the point of	4
the mental gifts are	4
all the lords and	4
of the ladies of	4
to save his life	4
be found on pp	4
the words of the	4
half a year to	4
we will pray for	4
that she should not	4
to spend my blood	4
shut up in a	4
after this they produced	4
let me see it	4
in the rear of	4
where she was to	4
a long line of	4
message that ever i	4
of which had been	4
and others of the	4
the blood of christ	4
james earl of bothwell	4
it will not be	4
blown in the air	4
enjoy that quietly which	4
of one of her	4
have been written by	4
the time of which	4
to interfere with her	4
did not choose to	4
that ever i carried	4
it may be i	4
the side of the	4
about the beginning of	4
of france and spain	4
to which she had	4
allowed herself to be	4
i will thank you	4
from one to the	4
and sir james balfour	4
to bring her to	4
cousin to your queen	4
the king of denmark	4
a pair of sleeves	4
she wrote to her	4
to permit me to	4
who had come to	4
the palace of linlithgow	4
that they had not	4
the good of the	4
i do not see	4
not to have been	4
i pray you let	4
and of her women	4
of a fair son	4
he had been in	4
was at all times	4
his castle at dunbar	4
now in the possession	4
he had been sent	4
by whom it was	4
by her will and	4
to those who are	4
by the time the	4
the st of june	4
blood in defence of	4
daughter of a king	4
that of the queen	4
was very anxious to	4
the hands of his	4
if they had been	4
she was ready to	4
she had been a	4
vast possessions and honours	4
sheriff and his men	4
poor servants might enjoy	4
you with all my	4
to prevent her from	4
the abbess of soissons	4
allowed to return to	4
did not so much	4
world is but vanity	4
her that she would	4
in the end he	4
until the last hour	4
heir to the crown	4
wrath from this island	4
and told him that	4
as has been already	4
all the circumstances of	4
of the english language	4
that there may be	4
to do the same	4
to take part in	4
be the means of	4
the journal of the	4
of the catholic faith	4
to go to the	4
there is every reason	4
so far as regarded	4
had been willing to	4
that there was none	4
be brought against her	4
i shall answer to	4
the centre of the	4
she had done to	4
the foot of whose	4
before the day of	4
and it was to	4
headship of the church	4
put a stop to	4
may be allowed to	4
sorrowfullest message that ever	4
of the leaders of	4
did not hesitate to	4
the lords of secret	4
the hearts of the	4
what have you done	4
and sent home safely	4
plan of loch leven	4
both on account of	4
quietly which by her	4
on the day of	4
any of the assembly	4
other side of the	4
she would shed her	4
the whole nobility and	4
of the life of	4
which would have been	4
alleged to have been	4
the presence of a	4
at the idea of	4
on the top of	4
of the erle of	4
one of those who	4
have been able to	4
me that it was	4
the day of trial	4
might have been in	4
she was allowed to	4
might enjoy that quietly	4
if the queen of	4
of the danger of	4
ladies of the court	4
that the end of	4
it was too late	4
a full account of	4
the most christian king	4
if it had not	4
the church of rome	4
in the place of	4
according to the laws	4
at this time the	4
be no doubt that	4
that the matter was	4
is every reason to	4
could not but be	4
with the arms of	4
when i shall report	4
taken out of the	4
the scottish queen was	4
not be able to	4
in which i am	4
to say to her	4
i would that i	4
he had been at	4
the consent of the	4
to be placed on	4
to the court of	4
make an end of	4
the earl of moray	4
the reins of government	4
there is not a	4
upon the subject of	4
but that she was	4
that quietly which by	4
thou art a good	4
one of the gentlemen	4
it could not be	4
so much to be	4
the doors of the	4
that mary should have	4
of papers relating to	4
to the history of	4
the judgment of the	4
the true judge of	4
in my last moments	4
may easily be conceived	4
they came to the	4
of her principal nobility	4
upon the face of	4
the lord chief justice	4
the true spirit of	4
a number of the	4
with a sort of	4
had been in the	4
in the year of	4
and the queen were	4
and sir andrew melville	4
that bothwell was the	4
and the young prince	4
soon as he should	4
queen of scotland and	4
of the blood of	4
shall report that my	4
in the matter of	4
to come to the	4
had taken up arms	4
from her an abdication	4
appear to have been	4
with her two women	4
and in the midst	4
the hands of a	4
one thing that belonged	4
history of james vi	4
the conference at york	4
to him in the	4
thought it would be	4
de silva to the	4
calendar of papers relating	4
with which we are	4
the sorrowfullest message that	4
the very height of	4
it was bothwell who	4
he must have been	4
or it may be	4
she was to have	4
to give it to	4
in the bride of	4
her that she had	4
that which he had	4
wreck of the bride	4
pointed out to him	4
from the pen of	4
had more than once	4
had been on the	4
every reason to believe	4
bearing date the th	4
any such thing as	4
this my last request	4
if she were to	4
don carlos of spain	4
of all that was	4
a few of the	4
for that it is	4
it was evident that	4
in favour of her	4
anointed queen of scotland	4
alleged to have written	4
very much pleased with	4
had been one of	4
not far from the	4
and honestly into their	4
means in his power	4
or had been ignorant	4
to be admitted to	4
her that he had	4
felt as if she	4
as reported by buchanan	4
home safely and honestly	4
is in the hands	4
the bondage in which	4
in the interest of	4
of all sorts of	4
life would have been	4
members of the council	4
contemporary drawing of the	4
it shall be done	4
of the english church	4
the form of a	4
to the judgment of	4
answer was made by	4
forgive them that have	4
but she would not	4
and that i have	4
been taken from me	4
that they had been	4
in defence of it	4
me all my sins	4
on either side of	4
the reading of the	4
have been brought up	4
a place called the	4
had never known any	4
so that she was	4
to be one of	4
what should be done	4
the streets of edinburgh	4
at the same moment	4
will be found in	4
the prior of st	4
that all this world	4
she was to die	4
have not been able	4
to a certain extent	4
with an expression of	4
in a tone of	4
him as a husband	4
to confer with me	3
she would not consent	3
that my lady countess	3
pair of sleeves with	3
in great favour with	3
through which he passed	3
told me that he	3
and for an end	3
one part of the	3
hands which they had	3
the particulars of the	3
that if it were	3
french version of this	3
they had not been	3
service of the queen	3
and england united together	3
in the center of	3
word and promise for	3
she had conferred upon	3
to some of her	3
and tell my friends	3
for a sum of	3
with sundry other letters	3
marriage with the duke	3
so far as he	3
her head and her	3
request to make unto	3
on the supposition that	3
she was anxious to	3
i am willing to	3
she was a woman	3
all that could be	3
doubt of the not	3
i have been treated	3
he had come to	3
as they had been	3
and the queen of	3
and that he might	3
was not what i	3
sent for you to	3
rather lose life and	3
the order of the	3
he is in the	3
would not agree to	3
never put off her	3
wife of his son	3
by order of the	3
queen and mistress is	3
i do not desire	3
and it was not	3
to rescue her from	3
they tell me that	3
listening unto it with	3
of which we write	3
without the aid of	3
the stool brought her	3
up arms against her	3
to cope with the	3
forgave her enemies with	3
what is due to	3
of scotland were not	3
was not a man	3
the blame of all	3
details of the plot	3
they had pulled off	3
both in body and	3
was to be done	3
the regency of the	3
be the worse for	3
is alleged to have	3
to communicate with him	3
of her prayers she	3
the life of a	3
requests to make unto	3
it was not for	3
interviews with the queen	3
cannot be denied that	3
which led to it	3
in the bodleian library	3
during the lifetime of	3
of half a dozen	3
a mother who had	3
prayers she made in	3
then she turned her	3
in the letter already	3
to make intercession for	3
in her own hand	3
at the raid of	3
her lord high admiral	3
wrote to the archbishop	3
naught to do with	3
upon the road to	3
humfrey and diccon were	3
was to be put	3
to induce her to	3
she had so often	3
bear in mind that	3
speeches both trouble and	3
answered that he had	3
that the king of	3
to live and die	3
and contracts of marriage	3
do away with the	3
public entry into edinburgh	3
being a maiden queen	3
but i have no	3
all the rest of	3
of which we speak	3
queen dowager of scotland	3
took leave of her	3
with the two governors	3
with the eyes of	3
i am of the	3
for me than to	3
it will be seen	3
to become his wife	3
her the necessity of	3
had no difficulty in	3
and forgive me all	3
it was a very	3
invasion of the kingdom	3
favour of her son	3
commission the queen of	3
the character of the	3
good to bid me	3
marriage with the earl	3
had had time to	3
according to my commission	3
i pray god to	3
i will give my	3
murder to be done	3
of the very day	3
of occurrents in scotland	3
that some of her	3
of those present at	3
with one of his	3
hall of the castle	3
a married queen of	3
to say that they	3
when there was a	3
that i do not	3
first interview with darnley	3
in the execution of	3
in the original french	3
had been obliged to	3
that it would give	3
and proceed no further	3
the supposition that she	3
had been done in	3
to any such matter	3
said that the queen	3
scotch and english crowns	3
it seemed as if	3
is a letter from	3
cut off her head	3
it was in her	3
they found one of	3
so as to make	3
with money for their	3
using as much strangeness	3
a share of her	3
only a few weeks	3
the time was not	3
and his wife were	3
for all this i	3
brought back to chartley	3
the person of a	3
making over her the	3
in the world for	3
he has given me	3
wrote to cecil on	3
there was a certain	3
banks of the river	3
the left hand stood	3
end of the first	3
the only person who	3
the scotch and english	3
the block with both	3
be glad to hear	3
in the hand of	3
duly conferred and compared	3
if there be any	3
she might prosper and	3
which we are concerned	3
who was in the	3
parts of the kingdom	3
those who have been	3
refused to take any	3
he and his friends	3
if there were no	3
in a manner which	3
for the rest of	3
one of the first	3
one or two other	3
be paid to one	3
they told me that	3
the depositions of hay	3
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as it was the	3
me to have some	3
was carried away and	3
be all well entreated	3
it was her own	3
ceremony was performed in	3
it may well be	3
was not the only	3
at the execution of	3
as you well know	3
there was a knock	3
of such a crime	3
the midst of his	3
side of the frith	3
later in the day	3
they were to be	3
and marie de courcelles	3
to be on the	3
felt that he had	3
pray for your grace	3
lose life and all	3
glad to hear that	3
of the romish church	3
histoire de marie stuart	3
i have a right	3
of writing and fashion	3
and their complices shall	3
they seem to have	3
small island in the	3
little more than a	3
i am not bound	3
with him half a	3
it may easily be	3
so far as regards	3
to be rid of	3
by them up into	3
the occasion of her	3
as he was a	3
in the spring of	3
the lord chancellor bromley	3
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has come down to	3
it seemed to me	3
one of his hands	3
earl of murray required	3
letter she wrote to	3
is feared lest some	3
and i beg you	3
please your majesty to	3
of the opposite party	3
for this that i	3
the gentlemen of the	3
into an unwilling marriage	3
rising of the north	3
and so long as	3
some of her servants	3
not do any such	3
of the horrible and	3
god will never suffer	3
subjects to rebel against	3
to the service of	3
and for all those	3
a point of view	3
the gates of death	3
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that they had come	3
a balance of power	3
same to be true	3
to him that she	3
other extraordinary and more	3
lie in her chamber	3
but you know not	3
of six thousand men	3
before the end of	3
of the lords in	3
an act was passed	3
and it seemed to	3
known by the name	3
to make any doubt	3
having the stool brought	3
as she was by	3
which had been made	3
the roman letter f	3
to be indifferent to	3
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she might not be	3
scottish history from contemporary	3
i would not that	3
to the same effect	3
the king my son	3
she returned to edinburgh	3
as to the manner	3
the very time when	3
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mary refused to acknowledge	3
of his church and	3
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give me your word	3
signify unto you that	3
in spite of her	3
the place of the	3
forth of the castle	3
affix her signature to	3
the value of the	3
had been able to	3
will pray for your	3
the apartments of the	3
in the less impassioned	3
them to pray for	3
as that of the	3
making the sign of	3
part of the house	3
might be suffered to	3
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that her majesty was	3
to believe that he	3
other than cuthbert langston	3
this is not the	3
to reside in the	3
the shore of the	3
and in the second	3
to convert them to	3
for his own sake	3
to whom you have	3
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of mary of guise	3
as he bent his	3
with the earl bothwell	3
i have asked for	3
that she may be	3
i pray you to	3
all parts of the	3
which she was so	3
said these words in	3
to be debarred from	3
the young prince was	3
evening of the th	3
in the faith of	3
that had long sought	3
earl and countess of	3
the removal of the	3
in manus tuas domine	3
them good to bid	3
own subjects to rebel	3
associate in her councils	3
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in honour of the	3
girdle a pair of	3
to do with you	3
the full extent of	3
manner in which the	3
and desired god to	3
the fact that he	3
desire to have scotland	3
in the centre of	3
in the tolbooth of	3
by every means in	3
so long as it	3
before she left france	3
if she refused to	3
that as the queen	3
i have a mind	3
to cecil from aberdeen	3
proclamations and acts of	3
and if i had	3
the marriage of her	3
in an agony of	3
make any doubt of	3
as it is now	3
prejudice his kingdom of	3
my word and promise	3
suffer me to have	3
voice to pray in	3
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to the rebel lords	3
letters to the queen	3
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for the safety of	3
by the law of	3
the age in which	3
not only refused to	3
to join in prayer	3
the events of the	3
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by far the most	3
him pray for her	3
since i have been	3
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the kingdom of scotland	3
have some of my	3
bending his body with	3
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shall have occasion to	3
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of the affairs of	3
favor of her son	3
to the palace of	3
had succeeded in securing	3
the superiority of the	3
proceed no further therein	3
lords and ladies of	3
name of jesus christ	3
it to one of	3
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the king was lodged	3
do them good to	3
asked her if she	3
machinations of her enemies	3
the provost of edinburgh	3
commissioners for the execution	3
to the english ambassador	3
to the great hall	3
you have abandoned me	3
time of which we	3
be put in execution	3
gates of the city	3
the direction of the	3
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as regarded her own	3
daughter of james v	3
her men she would	3
that the young queen	3
is no need of	3
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cis talbot by day	3
who had come with	3
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her the sign of	3
in his own room	3
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at the last hour	3
on the first day	3
must be no more	3
mother was a catholic	3
to go to scotland	3
of the said month	3
met on the th	3
god be praised for	3
agree to the same	3
her out of the	3
were made to her	3
in possession of the	3
her neck the agnus	3
was carried by them	3
one of his letters	3
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wipe their napkins in	3
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nineteen years of age	3
on the previous day	3
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in the chapel of	3
not seem to be	3
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queen from the bondage	3
for a cup of	3
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the first of the	3
so far as i	3
queen mary and her	3
the maintenance of the	3
to have been very	3
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caul of her head	3
drawing of the execution	3
members of the privy	3
to that of murray	3
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in the name and	3
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in all this time	3
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to sir amias paulett	3
that i die a	3
and the young lady	3
convert them to the	3
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forth but by force	3
should be sent to	3
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writing and fashion of	3
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which it is said	3
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own people about me	3
servants of the privy	3
himself at the head	3
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to have scotland and	3
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as well as of	3
words three or four	3
of the trial and	3
the south side of	3
it may please your	3
blood of jesus christ	3
i do not think	3
and sir william cecil	3