The Fifth Queen Crowned (Classic Reprint)

I
" THE Bishop of Rome "
Thomas Cranmer began a hesitating speech.
In the pause after the words the King
himself hesitated, as if he poised between
a heavy rage and a sardonic humour. He
deemed, however, that the humour could the
more terrify the Archbishop-and, indeed, he
was so much upon the joyous side in those
summer days that he had forgotten how to
browbeat.
(' Our holy father," he corrected the Archbishop.
"Or I will say my holy father, since
thou art a heretic "
Cranmer's eyes had always the expression
of a man's who looked at approaching calamity,
but at the King's words his whole face, his
closed lips, his brows, the lines from his round
nose, all drooped suddenly downwards.
H Your Grace will have me write a letter
to the-to his-to him U
The downward lines fixed themselves, and

Table of Contents

CONTENTS; •; PART I; THE ~1AJOR CHORD •; PART II; THE THREATENED RifT; PART III; THE DWINDLING MELODY; PART IV; THE END OF THE SONG; PAGa; Xl; 219; 253

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