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... a kiss, and Shakespeare makes bluff King Hal say at Wolsey'* banquet at Hampton Court Palace, after he had danced with Anne Boleyn, I were unmannerly to take you out and not to kiss you. From England kissing found its way to America, though it is to ...
... spectres which are said to be exercising the minds chietly of the domestics in the palace are reported to be those of Queen Anne Boleyn and Queen Jane Seymour. Kothing is heard just now of the appari- tion of klstress Penn, or of Catherine Roward which but ...
... the carer of tihe ing, aid that Wt a was whe5n he was divorce4 from his rst wife, Cathateno of ' rragon, anid married to Anne Boleyn. V roude had saiW, referr Ing to enry's domestic vires, that It was sufficient to eaxamine lila pabliM arts-those ahich ...
... dilacter of Phiilip the Second of Spain, and who procurer1 niesie such as Henry the Eighth danced to when e wooed and won Anne Boleyn, in eider to make tihe ilhlsion as complete as possible. Supper was laid in the dining room; the hospitality of Sudeley ...
... ancient and most curious historical state papers and other similar docu. ments. A Prayer-book given by Henry the Eighth to Anne Boleyn, and a very singular volume containing calendars and tables, writtenkly the Protector Somerset, apd dated 1froame the Towarr ...
... authority to prohibit the marriage with a deceased wife's sister in the year 1533, after he bad committed adaltery with Anne Boleyn, and for the purpose ofF; eegalisinF tbat adultery. I am waiting to know if there ss any passage in the Revised Bible ...
... famous Cardinal Pole. He accompanied Henry VIII. to the Field of the Cloth of Gold, was made a Knight of the Bath at the ?? Anne Boleyn, and was summoned to Parliament by writ as Baron Monthermer and Montacute. But towards the close of that reign he was accused ...
... the fait pleasaunces of Windsor. Her Majesty had many examples in the Queens of England of this love for the cross-bow. Anne Boleyn and Queen B ass were particularly devoted to it, and so ill could the Virgin Queen brook a superior bow to her own that ...
... Edward III., married the Earl of March. Edward, eldest son of Henry VI., married lady Anne Neville, daughter of the Earl of Warwick. Henry VIII. married Anne Boleyn, Jane Seymour, Katherine Howard, and Katherine Parr. This statement has been confirmed ...
... ?? son, Edward, Prince of Wales, married Ann of Was- wick, at Amboiee, but while a mere lad was mercilessly slain at Tewkesbury, 1471. His widow afterwards be- came the wife of Richard III, and is the Lady Ann of Shakspere'e drama. Henry VII, by espousing ...
... Mary Boleyn, the elder sister of Henry's second wife, had been Henry's mistress, and it was argued thai; if Henry could not validly marry Catherine of Arragon, because she had been carnally known by his brother Arthur, neither could Anne Boleyn validly ...
... 7.ere ?? disposed of at good prices. Anne Boleyn's Finery. When King E.enry V ll. took posession of Hampton Court P'alace after the death of the Cardinal, he was accomnpauied by Queen Katha- 1 rine; but Anne Boleyn also lived there. A suite of rooms was ...