Aldrich, Thomas Bailey, 1836-1907 · Boston, CT : Hall and Locke · leaf 148
an hour or two, and may all the more justly claimthe glory of the messenger, because he has had thechief labor and has lost the chief delight. It was a graceful way of putting a necessary state-ment, and after a word of reply from the Proposto, orspokesman of the Signoria, this dignified extremity… … SIR THOMAS MORE Of all the crimes which stained the record of thatmuch married King, Henry VIII., none was morewicked than the execution of the wise and good man,once his friend, Sir Thomas More. Famous throughoutEurope for his great learning, Sir Thomas cared nothingfor princes favors, and tried…
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