...Efq. on the publication of that gentleman's '« Travels into divers Parts of Afia and Afrique." 1 " Henry, after he had been brought up in learning, as the other brothers were, was fent " by his friends into France, where he attained the language of that country in much per" feftion,...

...life was most holy and exemplary ; insomuch, that about Salisbury, .where he lived, beneficed for many years, he was little less than sainted. He was not exempt from passion and * He had studied foreign languages, in hopes of rising to be secretary of state ; but being disappointed...

...life was most holy and exemplary ; insomuch that about Salisbury, where he lived beneticed for many years, he was little less than sainted : he was not...infirmities to which all our race is subject, — but, that one excepted, without reproach in his actions." During his residence in the university, he was greatly...

...life was most holy and exemplary, in so much that about Salisbury, where he lived beneficed for many years, he was little less than sainted : he was not...Henry, after he had been brought up in learning as the of Lincoln, and rector of Bemerton, near Salisbury. He died between 1630 and 1640. His poems were printed...

...brother, "was most holy and exemplary, insomuch, that about Salisbury, where he lived beneficed for many years, he was little less than sainted. He was not...is subject ; but that excepted, without reproach in all his actions." Anger, we may be assured, could never long be the inmate of so gentle a bosom. His...

...life was most holy and exemplary, in so much that about Salisbury where he lived beneficed for many years, he was little less than sainted. He was not...but that excepted, without reproach in his actions." —Life of Edward Lord Herbert, of Cherbury, by himself, pp. 2 — 12. The name of Lord Herbert of...

...life was most holy and exemplary, in so much that ahout Salishury where he lived hencficed for many years, he was little less than sainted. He was not exempt from passion and choler, ln-iit,' infirmities to which all our race is suhject, hut that excepted, without reproach in his actions."...

...brother, " was most holy and exemplary, insomuch, that about Salisbury, where he lived beneficed for many years, he was little less than sainted. He was not...is subject; but that excepted, without reproach in all his actions." Anger, we may be assured, could never long be the inmate of so gentle a bosom. His...

...Herbert of Cherbury, in his curious history of his own life, has made the following mention of Henry: " Henry, after he had been brought up in learning, as...where he attained the language of that country in perfection, after which he came to Court, and was made Gentleman of the King's Privy Chamber, and Master...

...Herbert of Cherbury, in his curious history of his own life, has made the following mention of Henry : " Henry, after he had been brought up in learning, as...where he attained the language of that country in perfection, after which he came to Court, and was made Gentleman of the King's Privy Chamber, and Master...