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Queen Katherine died 1536.

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She retired to Ampthill early in 1531 while her appeal to Rome was pending, and remained there till the summer of 1533.

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Lace of the heavy Venetian point was already used for ecclesiastical purposes, though scarcely in general use. The earliest known pattern-books date from fifteen years previous to the death of Katherine (1536).

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Dr. Nicolas Harpsfield. Douay, 1622. (In Latin.)

Again we read that at Kimbolton "she plied her needle, drank her potions, and told her beads."—Duke of Manchester. Kimbolton Papers.

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