...change, for the Queen did fit down putting her hand under her Cheek, burfting out to lomeof her Ladies, That the Queen of Scots was Mother of a fair Son, while (he was but a barren ftock. The next morning was appointed for me to get Audience, ai? what time my...

...was damped : She funk into melancholy ; flie reclined her head upon her arm ; and complained to fome of her attendants, that the queen of Scots was mother of a fair fon, while fhe was but a barren ftock. Next day, however, at the reception of the ambaflador, fhe refumed...

...going * Melvil's Memoirs, pfj, forward, fhe reclined her head upon her hand, and complained to fome of her attendants, -that the queen of Scots was mother of a fair foa, while the herfelf was but a barren ftock *. Next day, however, at the reception of the ambaflador,...

...: fhe reclined her head upon her hand, the tears trickling clown her cheek, and complained to fome of her attendants, that the queen of Scots was mother of a fair fon, while fhe herfelf was but a barren flock *i. Next morning, however, at the audience of the ambaffador,...

...sunk into a deep melancholy : she reclined her head upon her hand, the tears trickling down her cheek, and complained to some of her attendants, that the queen of Scots was mother of afair son, while she herself was but a barren stocks7. Next morning, however, at the audience of the...

...sudden cloud overshadowed her countenance ; she reclined her head on her arm, sunk into melancholy, and complained to some of her attendants, ' That the...queen of Scots was mother of a fair son, while she was but a barren stock.' But on the ensuing day she recollected her dignity and resumed her dissimulation,...

...; and as this was very important news to England as well as to Scotland, she immediately dispatched Sir James Melvil to carry intelligence of the happy...ambassador, she resumed her former dissimulation, put ori a joyful countenance, gave Melvil thanks for the haste he had made in conveying to her the agreeable...

...Scotland's birth, all her joy was damped ; she sunk into melancholy, and reclining her head upon her arm, complained to some of her attendants that the queen...herself was but a barren stock. Next day, however, she put on a jpyful countenance, expressed to Melvil her sincere joy at the agreeable intelligence,...

...Scotland's birth, all her joy was damped ; she sunk into melancholy, and reclining her head upon her arm, complained to some of her attendants that the queen...herself was but a barren stock. Next day, however, she put on a joyful countenance, expressed to Melvil her sincere joy at the agreeable intelligence,...

...for. the queen did sit down, putting her hand under her cheek, bursting out to some of her ladies, that the. queen of Scots was mother of a fair son, while she was but a barren stock, " The next morning was appointed for me to get audience, at what time my brother...