[99] Even ordinary observers saw this. “I cannot tell what will fall of the world, for the King verily is disposed to go into Lincolnshire, and my Lord of Warwick, as it is supposed, shall go with the King; some men say that his going shall do good, and some say that it doth harm.”—Paston Letters.
[100] Wisdom iv. 5.
[101] She was the daughter of his sister Elizabeth and the Duke of Suffolk.
[102] The love of the Princess rests upon a doubtful letter abridged by Buck in Kennett I. 568.
MUIR AND PATERSON, PRINTERS, EDINBURGH.
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