The Fifth Queen Crowned
The Fifth Queen Crowned
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This no more amuses me. I will wager I guess from whomyour letter was. ' Reluctantly the Queen held her peace; that day she had read in manyancient books, as well profane as of the Fathers of the Church, and shehad many things to say, and they were near her lips and warm in herheart. She was much minded to have good news to give the King againsthis coming on the morrow; the great good news that should set up in thatrealm once more abbeys and chapters and the love of God. But she couldnot press ...these sayings upon the girl, though she pleaded still with herblue eyes.
'Your letter is from Sir Nicholas Throckmorton, ' the Lady Mary said. 'Even let me read it. ' 'You did know that that knight was come to Court again?' the Queen said.
'Aye; and that you would not see him, but like a fool did bid him departagain. ' 'You will ever be calling me a fool, ' Katharine retorted, 'for givingear to my conscience and hating spies and the suborners of falseevidence. ' 'Why, ' the Lady Mary answered, 'I do call it a folly to refuse to giveear to the tale of a man who has ridden far and fast, and at the risk ofa penalty to tell it you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This no more amuses me. I will wager I guess from whomyour letter was. ' Reluctantly the Queen held her peace; that day she had read in manyancient books, as well profane as of the Fathers of the Church, and shehad many things to say, and they were near her lips and warm in herheart. She was much minded to have good news to give the King againsthis coming on the morrow; the great good news that should set up in thatrealm once more abbeys and chapters and the love of God. But she couldnot press ...these sayings upon the girl, though she pleaded still with herblue eyes.
'Your letter is from Sir Nicholas Throckmorton, ' the Lady Mary said. 'Even let me read it. ' 'You did know that that knight was come to Court again?' the Queen said.
'Aye; and that you would not see him, but like a fool did bid him departagain. ' 'You will ever be calling me a fool, ' Katharine retorted, 'for givingear to my conscience and hating spies and the suborners of falseevidence. ' 'Why, ' the Lady Mary answered, 'I do call it a folly to refuse to giveear to the tale of a man who has ridden far and fast, and at the risk ofa penalty to tell it you.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ford Ford Madox to read onlineMoreLess
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