...the earl of Clarendon] to Gauden (g), dated March 13, 1661, there is this remarkable expreifion ; ' The particular you mention ' has indeed been imparted to me as a fecret: lam forry I ' ever knew it ; and when it ceafes to be a fecret, it will ' pleafe none but Mr....

...far,with regard to the king's book ; and, in a letter to him, dated March 13, 1661. writes thus, '« The particular, " you mention, has indeed been imparted to me as a fecret: I " am forry, I ever knew it, and wiien it ceafes to be a fe" cret, it will pleafe none but...

...annex a benefice in commendam to his bishoprick; with this remarkable expression towards the close; " the particular you mention, has indeed been imparted...be a secret, it will please none but Mr. Milton." Among these papers there was a letter from Mrs. G'mden to her son John, calling the Icon the jewel...

...annex a benefice in commendam to his bishoprick ; with this remarkable expression towards the close; " the particular you mention, has indeed been imparted...ceases to be a secret, it will please none but Mr. TVlilton." Among these papers there was a letter from Mrs. Gauden to her son John, calling the Icon...

...c Consecrated bishop of Worcester oct. 28, i860. lord chancellor, in which he says to Dr. Gauden, " the particular, you mention, has, indeed been imparted to me as a secret: I am sorry that I ever knew it; and when it ceases to be a secret, it will please none but Mr. Milton." To this...

...Consecrated bishop of Worcester oct. 28, 1660. lord chancellor,^ n which he says to Dr. Gautlen, " the particular, you mention, has, indeed been imparted to me as a secret: I anj sorry that I ever knew it; and when it ceases to be a secret it will please none but Mr. Milton."...

...Gauden, " the particular, you mention, has indeed been imparted to me as a secret: I am sorry that I ever knew it ; and when it ceases to be a secret it will please none but Mr. Milton/' To this power of testimony, sufficient as one would imagine to force the most impregnable infidelity,...

...Consecrated bishop of Worcester on the 28th of Oct. 1tX)O. lord chancellor, in which he says to Dr. Gauden, " the particular, you mention, has indeed been imparted to me as a secret: I am sorry that I ever knew it; and when it ceases to be a secret it will please none but Mr. Milton." To this...

...too far, with regard to the king's book: and, in a letter to him, dated March 13, 1661, writes thus: "The particular you mention, has indeed been imparted...be a secret, it will please none but Mr. Milton." He adhered, however, closely to the court, and in compliance with the measures which were then pursued,...

...son the earl of Clarendon) to Gaudenb, dated March 13, 1661, there is this remarkable expression ; " The particular you mention has indeed been imparted...to be a secret, it will please none but Mr. Milton c." The meaning of this seems plain : but if it should not be so, the reader may possibly understand...