[Henry VIII And His Court by Louise Muhlbach]@TWC D-Link bookHenry VIII And His Court CHAPTER VII 4/37
He had then eyes and sense only for his young wife.
Ah, and she was beautiful and lovely as one of the Graces.
But I, am not I also beautiful? and have not the noblest cavaliers paid me homage, and sighed for me in unavailing love? How comes it, then, that where I would please, there I am always overlooked? How comes it, that the only two men, for whose notice I ever cared, have never shown any preference for me? I felt that I loved Henry Howard, but this love was a sin, for the Earl of Surrey was married.
I therefore tore my heart from him by violence, and gave it to God, because the only man whom I could love did not return my affection.
But even God and devotion are not able to entirely fill a woman's heart.
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