Raleigh

by Edmund Gosse

goes to Ostend with R. ib.;

called an enemy of England by Essex, [118];

attends at Basing to entertain French, [123];

plotting at Durham House, [134];

R. only intimate friend, [136];

Lord Warden of Cinque Ports, ib.;

and Watson's plot, ib.;

shown R.'s explanation, [137];

accuses R., but retracts, ib.;

communicates with R. by Mellersh, [142];