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Henry VIII And His Court

CHAPTER XXXVI
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He saluted her, and then entered the door leading to the wing of the palace of Whitehall occupied by the queen.

Elizabeth's heart beat so violently that she felt almost suffocated.

Now he must have reached the great staircase--now he was above it--now he was entering the queen's apartments--he traverses the first, the second, the third chamber.

In the fourth Catharine was waiting for him.
Elizabeth would have given a year of her life to hear what Catharine would say to him, and what reply he would make to the surprising intelligence--a year of her life to be able to see his rapture, his astonishment, and his delight.

He was so handsome when he smiled, so bewitching when his eyes blazed with love and pleasure.
Elizabeth was a young, impulsive child.


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