| 1882 - 614 sidor
...stone upon her head, till her sister forced her to lay off her former soberness. Her maidenly apparel which she used in King Edward's time made the noblemen's daughters and wives to be shamed to be dressed and painted like peacocks. And when all the ladies at the coming of the Scots... | |
| Agnes Strickland - 1924 - 746 sidor
...that her maidenly apparel which she used in King Edward's time made the noblemen's wives and daughters ashamed to be dressed and painted like peacocks, being...that ever Paul or Peter wrote, touching that matter." * The first opening charms of youth Elizabeth well knew required no extraneous adornments, and her... | |
| 1878 - 528 sidor
...might see that her body carried that which her heart misliked. I am sure that her maidenly apparel, which she used in King Edward's time, made the noblemen's daughters and wives to be ashamed to be dre.*sed and painted like peacocks, being more moved with her most virtuous example than with all that... | |
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