...acl of complaifaiice Hill more listtering and more uncommon. Relying wholly upon Henry's generolity for his fafety, he landed at Dover, in his way from...England, who was on his way to France, charmed with lucli an inftance of confidence, h.tllened to receive his imperial gueft ; and Charles, during his...

...more nncomn).on. Relying wholly upon Henry's generofity for his fat'ety, he landed at Dover, in hie way from Spain to the Low Countries. The king of England,...an inftance of confidence, haften'ed to receive his imperial gueft ; and Charles, during his fhort'ftay, had theaddref, not their competition jniny expreffione...

...far as to pay a visit to that monarch ; and relying whoily upon Henry's generosity for his safety, landed at Dover, in his way from Spain to the Low Countries. Henry was charmed with this instance of confidence, as well as with the manners of his royal guest...

...complaisance still more flattering and more uncommon. Relying wholly upon Henry's generosity for his safety, he landed at Dover, in his way from Spain to the Low...England, who was on his way to France, charmed with such an instance of confidence, hastened to receive his royal guest ; and Charles, during his short...

...to pre-occupy the favor of the English monarch. Relying wholly on Henry's generosity for his safety, he landed at Dover in his way from Spain to the Low Countries. The King of England, charmed with such an instance of confidence, hastened to receive big royal guest, and Charles had the...

...aft of complaifance ftill mwe fiattering and more uncommon. Relying wholly upon Henry's generality for his fafety, he landed at Dover, in his way from...Countries. The king of England, who was on his way to Fr*ice, charmed with fuch an inftance of confidence, haftened to receive hi? imperial gueft ; and Charles,...