...odd and unaccountable, but c had left no Impreflions of Sufpicion or Jea'• loufy. Particularly I remembered that a ' long while before this, being with the * Queen, (to whom I had gone very pri- . U 3 * vately f c vafely by zfecret Paffage, from my Lodgc ings to the Bed-Chamber) on a fudden...

...feemed odd and unaccountable, but had left no impreffions of fufpicion or jealoufy. Particularly I remembered that a long while before this, being with the QUEEN, (to Vhom'I had gone very privately by a fecret paffage, from my lodgings to the bedchamber) on a fudden...

...feemed'odd and unaccountable, but had left no impreffions of fufpicion or jealoufy. Particularly I remembered, that a long while before this, being with...the queen (to whom I had gone very privately by a fecret paflage from my lodgings to the bedchamber) on a fudden this woman, not knowing I was there,...

...feemed odd and unaccountable, but had left no impreflions of fufpicion or jealoufy. Particularly I remembered, that a long while before this, being with...the queen (to whom I had gone very privately by a fecret pafiage from my lodgings tq the bedchamber) on a ludden this woman, not knowing I was there,...

...if, in presence of the Duchess of Marlborough. " I remember," says that extraordinary woman, " that being with the queen, to whom I had gone very privately,...in with the boldest and gayest air possible; but, on sight of me, stopped, and immediately changing her manner, and making a most solemn curtsey, said,...

...without speaking one word, let me go. Now I remembered, that having gone very privately, on a day before, by a secret passage, from my lodgings to the bed-chamber, on a sudden my cousin, not knowing I was there, came in wilh the boldest and gaycct.air possible; but seeing me,...

...long while before this, being with the * Conduct, p. 185. Queen, (to whom I had gone very privately from my lodgings to the bedchamber,) on a sudden this...immediately changing her manner, and making a most solemn courtesy, ' Did your Majesty ring ?' and then went out again." This behaviour needed now no further...

...had seemed odd and unaccountable, but had left no impression of suspicion or jealousy. Particularly I remembered that a long• while before this, being...with the Queen, (to whom I had gone very privately from my lodgings to the bedchamber,) on a sudden this woman, not knowing I was there, came in with...

...grace was now put in mind of several suspicious circumstances. She says herself, •• particularly 1 remembered that a long while before this, being with...secret passage from my lodgings to the bedchamber), mi a sudden this woman, not knowing 1 was there, came in with the boldest and gayest air possible,...

...left no impressions of jealousy. Particularly, I remembered, that a long while before this occurred, being with the queen — to whom I had gone very privately by a secret passage from my lodging to the royal bed-chamber — on a sudden this woman, Abigail, not knowing I was there, came...