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... preservation but a grass-grown mound One of ruined wall rolled down and lies the long one of the Queen’s maids of honour Anne Boleyn a woman of twenty-one and “the grave scruples as to the legality of with where still stands memento Queen of whom as death ...
... author vividly! describes. After the death of Catherine her iancld: takes her to Courtr where she is presented to Queen . Anne Boleyn, and is there introduced to her funtre. protectress, Lady Zenobia C:rabtree, an elderly lady: of masenline figure and much ...
... describea a scratch with a sound at the end of it. Queen Elisabeth inherited her musical talents from both her parents, for Anne Boleyn was an expert musician, a circumstance which Miss Agnes Strickland censures somewhat needlessly in the words; **Our modern ...
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... they are mid to do • trade during the year of £3.000.000. An autograph Irma letter of Xing Henry yin. to lite unfortunate Anne Boleyn has been %m--ews/led in the Vatican library. It ie in ir.m. sad in the approved style of dm lova.aiek main. The orieinal ...
... repudiated wife) observed the day of her funeral with due solemnity. He ordered his acknowledged wife and Court to do the same. Anne Boleyn would not, however, do anything of the kind, and she dressed herself and her ladies in yellow, I am grieved, she said ...
... covered with a black velvet pall, and with a huge silver cross, stood for many years over Queen Katherine's grave. When Anne Boleyn was beheaded—says an old but hardly veracious chronicle— the tapers that stood about Queen Katherine's sepulchre kindled ...
... came to the Throne. Katherine of Arragon left the Princess Mary, the luckless Anne Boleyn, Prin- cess Elizabeth; and Jane Seymour, Prince Ed- ward. . The other wives, Anne of Cleves, Katharine Howard, and Katharine Parr, had no children. Even the greatest ...
... held, and the Chapel Royal are now almost all that is left of the original Palace, though there are relics and initials of Anne Boleyn, who blithesomely dwelt awhile at St. James's. Here Edward VI. and Queen Elizabeth resided. It was the home of Charles 1 ...
... Cromwell was inaugurated as Lord . Protector. Charles I. Sir William Wallace, Sir Thomas More, the E arl of Strafford, Queen Anne Boleyn, and the Earl and Countess of Somerset stood their trials in the historic Hall, which also was the scene of the acquittals ...
... The most ncble and beautiful ? waB that Thomas Cranmer, Archbishop of Canterbury. Henry's wives, Catharine ! Aragon and Anne Boleyn. the mother of Qn«a Elizabeth, were also shown. Mr. Limbrick') I lecture was listened to with rapt attention. speaks plainly ...
... when the Queen went by water to the City. The barge Quee.» Elizabeth was long ago familiar feature on the Thames, whilst Anne of Boleyn proceeded in this manner from Greenwich to the Tower preparatory her coronation Westminster. AUSTRALIAN NICKNAMES. Although ...