...God. When his Grace understood that sorrowful heavy tidings, he sent for the ELIZABETH OF YORK. l.\\M\ Queen, saying that he and his Queen would take the...comfortable words besought his Grace that he would first afier God remember the weal of his own noble person, the comfort of his realm, and of her. She then...

...his wife would take their painful sorrow together.' "After she was come, and saw the king her lord in that natural and painful sorrow, as I have heard say,...full great, and constant, comfortable words, besought him that he would, after God, consider the weal of his own noble person, of his realm, and of her....

...And after that she was come and saw the king her lord, and that natural and painful sorrow, as I hare heard say, she with full great and constant comfortable...besought his grace, that he would, first after God, rei member the weal of his own noble person, the comfort of his realm and of her. She then said that...

...after due salutation began to say, Si bona de manu Dei suscipimus, mala autem quare non sustineamus ?l and so showed his Grace that his dearest son was departed...and constant comfortable words besought his Grace 1 " If we receive good things at the hand of God, why may we not endure evil things ?" — Job ii....

...after due salutation began to say, Si bona de manu Dei suscepimus, mala autem quare non sustineamusl* and so showed his Grace that his dearest son was departed...noble person, the comfort of his realm and of her * * * over that how that God had left him yet a fair prince, two fair princesses ; and that God is...

...dearest son was departed to God. When his Grace understood that sorrowful heavy tidings, / *Job 11:10. he sent for the Queen, saying that he and his Queen...noble person, the comfort of his realm and of her * * * over that how that God had left him yet a fair prince, two fair princesses ; and that God is...

...those there present to avoid, and after due salutation began to say, Si bona de manu Dei suscepimus, mala autem quare non sustineamus? and so showed his...noble person, the comfort of his realm and of her . . . over that how that God had left him yet a fair prince, two fair princesses; and that God is where...

...those there present to avoid, and after due salutation began to say, Si bona de manu Dei suscepimus, mala autem quare non sustineamus? and so showed his...noble person, the comfort of his realm and of her . . . over that how that God had left him yet a fair prince, two fair princesses; and that God is where...

...his wife would take their painful sorrow together. After she was come and saw the King, her lord, in that natural and painful sorrow, as I have heard say, she with full great and constant and comfortable words besought him that he would, after God, consider the weal of his own noble person,...