...befall ' men under fuch trufts, and -in fuch undertakings: I ' fay, I am perfwaded to return this anfwer to you ; ' that I cannot undertake this government, with the .' title of King : and that is my anfwer to this great and ' weighty bufinefs («).' Mr. Ikurl.e's account of (?) journal. this affair,...

...befall men under fuch trulls, and- in fuch undertakings: I fay, I am perfw'adcd to return this anfwer to you ; that I cannot undertake this government, with the title of King : and that is my anfwer to this great and weiphty bulinefs (y),' IVIr. Thurl-eS account -of (?) j)UrniI. this affair,...

...and difficulties do befall men under such trusts, and in such undertakings : I say, I am perswaded to return this answer to you ; that I cannot undertake...this government, with the title of king : and that is my answer to this great and weighty business b." Mr. Thurloe's account of this affair, written soon...

...undertake the trouble and charge of it — which I have a little more experimented than every body, what troubles and difficulties do befall men under...this government with the title of King : and that is my answer to this great and weighty business.* The other articles of the Petition and Advice were,...

...difficulties do befall men under such trusts, and in such undertakings — [Sentence irrecoverable] — I say I am persuaded to return this answer to you,...And that is mine answer to this great and weighty Business.* And so exeunt Widdrington and Parliament : " Buzz, buzz ! Distinct at last ;" — and the...

...before him, when, after a rather long speech, he said in a manner that admitted no further question : " I cannot undertake this government with " the title...And that is mine answer to " this great and weighty business." — Thus he refused to place on his brows the crown of the Stuarts and of the Tudors. There...

...before him, when, after a rather long speech, he said in a manner that admitted no further question : " I cannot undertake this government with the title...And that is mine answer to this great and weighty business."—Thus he refused to place on his brows the crown of the Stuarts and of the Tudors. There...

...before him, when, after a rather long speech, he said in a manner that admitted no further question : " I cannot undertake this government with the title of king. And that is mini) answer to this great and weighty business." — Thus he refused to place on his brows the crown...

...before him, when, after a rather long speech, he said in a manner that admitted no further question : " I cannot undertake this " government with the title...And that is mine " answer to this great and weighty business." — Thus be refused to place on his brows the crown of the Stuarts and of the Tudors. There...

...difficulties do befall men under such trusts, and in such undertakings — [Sentence irrecoverable'} — I say I am persuaded to return this answer to you,...And that is mine answer to this great and weighty Business.* And so exeunt Widdrington and Parliament : " Buzz, buzz ! Distinct at last!" — and the...