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We know?" I persisted. "Curiosity killed a cat " observed the Story Girl coolly. "Miss Reade hasn't told me that she was going to marry anybody. You will find out all that is good for you to know in due time. " When the Story Girl put on grown-up airs I did not like her so well and I dropped the subject with a dignity that seemed to amuse her.
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A tailor; and so the world went on. Either the King became afraid of the power of the Duke of Norfolk and his son the Earl of Surrey or they gave him some offence but he resolved to pull _them_ down to follow all the rest who were gone. The son was tried first--of course for nothing--and defended himself bravely; but of course he was found guilty and of course he was executed. Then his father was laid hold of and left for death too. But the King himself was left for death by a Greater King and the earth was to be rid of him at last. He was now a swollen hideous spectacle with a great hole in his leg and so odious to every sense that it was dreadful to approach him. When he was found to be dying Cranmer was sent for from his palace at Croydon and came with all speed but found him speechless. Happily in that hour he perished. He was in the fifty- sixth year of his age and the thirty-eighth of his reign..
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