... boys and rogues. The stone arch of the fire-place in the tapestry room is sculptured with the initials H.A.—Henry and Anne Boleyn—united by true lover's knot, surmounted by a Royal crown. It also bears the lily of France, the portcullis of Westminster ...

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... counsel, worded as follow s :—“ We have no defence to this action, but please to abuse the attorney on the opposite side. Ann Boleyn, of manners so seductive, so replete with graces, that it appeared as if all the graces of the universe were united her ...

... is equal to that of the strongest. We see this in great things. We perfectly appreciate the sweet and noble dignity of an Ann Boleyn, • Mary Queen of Scots, or • Marie Antoinette. We see that it is grand for these delicately-bred, high-nurtured, helpless ...

... noble lord was not soothed by the rebuke, but he was not heard to repeat the offensive saying. —Court Journal. Execution of Anne Boleyn.—The wicked queen herself suffered last on a scaffold within the Tower, the • gates being open. She was led up by the lieutenant ...

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... or individuals in high places, were disposed to indulge ? It was undeniable that the facts alleged in evidence against Ann Boleyn were stated distinctly —indeed much more distinctly—than were the circumstances in the testimony produced in support of ...