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Brother Copas

CHAPTER XIX
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Oh, my dear sir, I know all about pageants! I saw one at Warwick Castle--was it last year or the year before?
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There was a woman on horseback--I forget what historical character she represented: it wasn't Queen Elisabeth, I know, and it couldn't have been Lady Godiva because--well, because to begin with, she knew how to dress.

She wore a black velvet habit, with seed-pearls, which sounds like Queen Henrietta Maria.
Anyway, everyone agreed she had a perfect seat in the saddle.
Is that the sort of thing--'Fair Rosamund goes a-hawking with King, er, Whoever-he-was ?'" Mr.Colt regretted that Fair Rosamund had no historical connection with Merchester.


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