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... refused to be civilised, There is hardly a pick o' difference between Eve, Cleopatra, Joan o' Are, Florence Nightingale, Anne Boleyn, Mary Queen o' Scots and Maggie Murphy. They were all the same clemental girl, shapin’ society to the needs of the hour ...
... knew the face. Tie Sir Thomas Boleyn's daughter--one who aspired to be Queen of England. Thy reign, girl, was brief: and, by the look of thy neck, thou didst come to an inglorious end. It is easy to conjure op Anne Boleyn's meek reply. Yes, lady, I came ...
... made of velvet or silk, and no- Undies a Luxury in the Middle Ages. ~ body ever tbought of wasl^| ed ''one { read that Anne Boleyn black satin, bordered with, taffe 1 0 with velvet. Queen Elizabeth line black velvet, trimmed with silk a with fur, and ...
... the farm of Turtory. She was educated at Westwood School, Turriff, and then at Aberdeen. Her first London success was as Anne Boleyn in Henry VIII. at Hio Majesty's Theatre with Sir Herbert Tree and Arthur Bourchier. She afterwards toured America as Forbes- ...
... SNOOKER Further coverage of the semi-finals from Sheffield. 8.10 TIMEWATCH Fatefol Century. Were Mary Queen of Scots and Anne Boleyn really like their popular images? Historians Jenny Wormald and Eric Ives believe not and look at their roles in the turbulent ...
... flashback technique to describe how the young Princess Elizabeth is sent away by her father, Henry VIII. as her mother Anne Boleyn goes to the headsman's block *** 9.05 EDWARD MY SON (1949, Drama) Spencer Tracy. Deborah Kerr, A ruthless businessman is ...
... Sir Walter Raleigh. Six thousand pounds was the price he paid for one pair of shoes with pearls and diamonds the buckles. Anne Boleyn was the fist British queen to wear high-heeled shoes, and the fact that she had spent some time in France before she got ...
... Miss Cowie having taken part in the burlesque scanty, aowt-so* will always le renr.em.bea-ed, however, h«r first —•that of Anne Boleyn the Henry VIII. His Majesty's witii Herbert ...
... very good. Straight Play has the right record and Valley Forge is a winner, but The Leader looks easily the best them. Anne Boleyn missed her race when I went for her a week or two ago. but she must be followed for the Old Nursery Handicap. ...
... Renaissance? prints hero the Assertion 11 Sacraments (printed in Hi. , I L ' 1 ' and sent to the Pope); oils' 1 p. ve Anne Boleyn, V..^y ; u, turned up the Vatican tv *.'o e tter to the Emperor Charles Ti' JVOclama a will; and the Political and religious ...
... refutation outfits for these schools. '(RETAILERS) LTD ABERDEEN* ?i' .S In an pen-air production or Henry VIII. Vivien, as Anne Boleyn, is seen with Lyn Harding, who played the king. While she waited for Korda call her into films, the accepted Shakespearean ...
... QUEEN ELIZABETH S CICERO There is a Cicero in old English calf with the badge inherited by Queen Elizabeth from her mother, Anne Boleyn. piece from the Hoym Library collected by Mirabeau, and two books with the arms of Queen Marie Antoinette. Four volumes ...