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...the Speaker as he sat in the chair, and told him, that, ' seeing things were reduced to this pass, it would not be convenient for him to remain there.'...will lend you my hand ;' and thereupon, putting his baud within his, the Speaker came down. Then Cromwell, applying himself to the Members of the Uouse,...

...chair, and told him, that, ' seeing tilings were reduced to this pass, it would not be con* venient for him to remain there.' The Speaker answered, that...were forced.' ' Sir,' said Harrison, ' I will lend \«m my hand ;' and thereupon, putting his hand within his, the Speaker came down. Then Cromwell, applying...

...the Speaker as he sat in the chair, and told him, that, ' seeing things were reduced to I hi', pass, it would not be convenient for him to remain there.' The Speaker answered, that ' he would not come clown unless he were forced.' ' Sir,' said Harrison, ' I will lend \ow my hand ;' and therenpon, putting...

...Lenthall, the speaker, who kept the chair, told him, that, seeing things were reduced to this pass, it would not be convenient for him to remain there. The speaker answered, " I will not come down unless I am forced." " Sir," says Harrison, " I will lend you my hand ;" and,...

...Lenthall, the speaker, who kept the chair, told him, that, seeing things were reduced to this pass, it would not be convenient for him to remain there. The speaker answered, " I will not come down unless I am forced." " Sir," says Harrison, " I will lend you my hand ;" and,...

...Lenthall, the speaker, who kept the chair, told him, that, seeing things were reduced to this pass, it would not be convenient for him to remain there. The speaker answered, " I will not come down unless I am forced." " Sir," says Harrison, " I will lend you my hand ;" and,...

...were reduced to this pass, it would not be convenient for him to remain there.' The Speaker replied, that ' he would not come down, unless he were forced.'...Sir,' said Harrison, ' I will lend you my hand ;' and, putting his hand within his, the Speaker came down. Meanwhile, Cromwell was still vociferating to the...

...Major-general Harrison now went to him, and told him, that ' seeing things were reduced to this pass, it would not be convenient for him to remain there.' The Speaker replied, that 'he would not 'come down, unless he were forced.' — ' Sir,' said Harrison, ' I will...

...the Speaker, as he sat in the chair, and told him that, ' seeing things were reduced to this pass, it would not be convenient for him to remain there.' The Speaker answered, that ' he * Ludlow, p. 174. f Dugdale, p. 405. J Ibid. $ Ludlow, ibid. || Dugdale, ibid. H Ibid. would not come...