Queen Mary and Harold by Alfred Lord Tennyson
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RENARD. Madam,
The Council? MARY. Ay! My Philip is all mine. [_Sinks into chair, half fainting_. ACT II SCENE I.--ALINGTON CASTLE. SIR THOMAS WYATT. I do not hear from Carew or the Duke Of Suffolk, and till then I should not move. The Duke hath gone to Leicester; Carew stirs In Devon: that fine porcelain Courtenay, Save that he fears he might be crack'd in using, (I have known a semi-madman in my time So fancy-ridd'n) should be in Devon too. _Enter_ WILLIAM. News abroad, William? WILLIAM. None so new, Sir Thomas, and none so old, Sir Thomas. No new news that Philip comes to wed Mary, no old news that all men hate it. |
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