Lady Jane
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Behold, the next in line becomes
my Lady, the Duchess Frances Suffolk,

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who would, of course,
relinquish all her dues and rights

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in favour of her daughter, Jane.
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Ah, Frances, there you are.
Down, damn you, Jupiter.

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Good Lord, are you still eating?
Do you hear me, sir?

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- Afternoon, John.
- My Lord.

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We were speaking
of Jane's marriage, Henry.

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It might be a matter
of peculiar importance

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in the event of circumstances
which well might arise.

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In fact, I suspect
my Lord has someone in mind.

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Perhaps he'd be good enough to tell me.
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I don't think you've met my youngest
and as yet unmarried son, Guilford.

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He's a quiet and studious boy.
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I imagine even now among his books
or else at prayer.

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More wine!
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No more wine.
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- Hey, you!
- Because it's bedtime.

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I want him out!
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Out!
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It's bedtime, Guilford.
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Good morning, Mother, Father.
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Jane, you know
the Duke of Northumberland.

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Indeed I do. My Lord.
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Jane, as you know,
the Duke has three fine sons.


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