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Henry VIII And His Court

CHAPTER XXIV
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He says he will make the queen perfectly secure, in order to get into his hands thereby sure proof of her guilt.
Well, we will furnish him this evidence; and hence it follows that the queen is inevitably lost." "But hark! The doors are opened, and the master of ceremonies comes to summon us to the golden gallery." "Just walk in," muttered John Heywood, gliding along behind them.

"I am still here; and I will be the mouse that gnaws the net in which you want to catch my noble-minded lioness.".


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