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taking precedence according to his Ger-man title ; but the peers of England refused to acknowledge his rightto do so. He insisted; and so exasperated did the nobles becomethat at last, in high dudgeon, they had recourse to the queen. Eliza-beth, who, as the old Dutch ambassadors cautiously… … o-l DAMi-: ii1;i:ali>iiy. strangers nicark, or dance after the whistle of every foreigner ! Iam afraid, therefore, that poor Arundel of Wardour profited littleby the well meant gift of the grateful German sovereign.
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