...their fate, after some years' imprisonment, he restored them to their CHAP. liberty, and-conferred on them a pension, with which they * Retired, and languished out old age in infamy and obscu- 1645 rity. Their guilty loves were turned into the most deadly hatred; and they passed many...

...year 1 624, about four months previous to the king's death, they were finally pardoned, and obtained a pension, with which they retired, and languished out old age in infamy and obscurity, animated against one another with a more violent hatred than had been their guilty love. Ann. 1616....

...year 1624, about four months previous to the king's death, they were finally pardoned, and obtained a pension, with which they retired, and languished out old age in infamy and obscurity, animated against one another with a more violent hatred than had been their guilty love. Ann. 1616....

...the principals, Somerset and his wife. After many years confinement, James restored them to liherty, and conferred on them a pension, with which they retired,...and languished out old age in infamy and obscurity. It is related, their guilty loves were turned into the most deadly hatred, and they passed many years...

...restored them to their liberty, and conferred on them 29 State Trials, vol. ip 230. 3° Ibid. p. 242. a pension, with which they retired, and languished...without any intercourse or correspondence with each other31. , Several historians32, in relating these events, have insisted much on the dissimulation...

...,-, , the rigour of their (Somerset and the Countess) fate, after some years' imprisonment he (James) restored them to their liberty, and conferred on them...obscurity. Their guilty loves were turned into the roost deadly hatred ; and they passed many years together in the same house without any intercourse...

...soften the rigour of their (Somerset and the Countess) fate, after some years' imprisonment lie (James) restored them to their liberty, and conferred on them...they retired, and languished out old age in infamy ¡ind obscurity. Their guilty loves were turned into the most deadly hatred ; and they passed many...

...soften the rigour of their (Somerset and the Countess) fate, after some years' imprisonment he (James) restored them to their liberty, and conferred on them...and languished out old age in infamy and obscurity. (Hist, vi. 78.) Yet it is now known that the King had renewed a confidential correspondence with Somerset...

...soften the rigour of their (Somerset and the Countess) fate, after some years' imprisonment he (James) restored them to their liberty, and conferred on them...and languished out old age in infamy and obscurity. (Hist, vi. 78.) Yet it is now known that the King had renewed a confidential correspondence with Somerset...

...countess, who, though condemned, were pardoned by the king. He afterwards gave them a small pension upon which they retired, and languished out old age in infamy and obscurity. — Charles Hume's Englnnd. * The Xing, on a visit to Cambridge, saw a young man of good family, George...