Capitolo 26
the less, the isolation had need and rest. The king accompanied him for
some miles on his/her trip, to a place Abingdon in which you/he/she has called
the district in Oxford, and there the unhappy pair offered each other
goodbye, with a lot of pain and a lot of torn wounds. Them not rincontrarono never.
Henrietta continued alone his/her sorry trip. You reached the sea-
you coast along in the south-western part of England, where Exeter is situated,
and been closed above in the place of his/her retreat. You were in a state
of the great abandonment, for the circumstances of Charles you/he/she was now reduced this way
what he was able permettersila very small help. You sent through the Channel
to his/her friends in France, asking to them to help her/it. They immediately sent
the provisionings of which she has had need--articles to dress, a considerable sum
of money and a nanny. You held back the attire and the nanny, and
some the money; the rest that she has sent to Charles. You were, however,
now her tolerably provided that for in his/her new house, and here, some
weeks later, her sixth child was born. It was a daughter.
The exercises continued long of the queen and exposures had seriously
damaged his/her health, and she placed, weak and lower part, in his/her ill room
for approximately ten days, when she learned to his/her dismay that one of the
Parliamentary Generals was advancing to the head of his/her army to attach
the city that she had manufactured his/her shelter. This general name was Essex.
The queen sent a messenger to meet Essex asking to him to allow her/it,
to withdraw from the city before he should run over him/it with his/her armies.
You said that she was very weak and weak, and incapable to bear the
deprivations and alarms that have the inhabitants of a besieged city
necessarily to be born; and she asked to his/her permission, therefore to retire
to Bristol, you cultivate his/her health you/he/she should be restored. Essex responded that him
you/he/she could not give his/her permission to retire from Exeter; what, in fact,