Fair Rosamond
Popular traditions ascribe the queen's offences to jealousy of Rosamond Clifford, the daughter of a gentleman of Herefordshire, to whom these traditions also ascribe all bodily…
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3 stories in Sydney's papers
Popular traditions ascribe the queen's offences to jealousy of Rosamond Clifford, the daughter of a gentleman of Herefordshire, to whom these traditions also ascribe all bodily…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →THE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY!—Herd is another namby pamby, useless, spiritless, good for nothing, but to make great cry and little wool. "ie ne scuis…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →THE myrtle wreath that I have laid Upon thy shrine is withered all; [?]The bloom wh[?]ch once its beauty made, I would not, if I could, recall…
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