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Afterward she opened the matter more plainly to M. Rise and Mistres…

Quote byJohn Foxe · 1516–1587

Commonly attributed — not confirmed in an authoritative edition. Cited on Wikiquote to: Acts and Monuments (1563), Bk. 12, p. 2098.

English (original)

Afterward she opened the matter more plainly to M. Rise and Mistres Clarentius (if it be true that they tolde me, whiche hearde it of M. Rise himselfe) who then being most familiar with her, & most bold about her, tolde her that they feared she took thought for king Philips departing from her. Not that onely (sayde she) but when I am dead & opened, you shall find Calice lying in my hart.

— John Foxe

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