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Anne of Cleves Lyrics by Libby Larsen

Try Me, Good King

2001

I have been informed by certain lords of the doubts and questions which have been found in our marriage. It may please your majesty to know that, though this case be most hard and sorrowful I have and do accept [the clergy] for my judges. So now, the clergy hath given their sentence, I approve. I neither can nor will repute myself for your grace’s wife yet it may please your highness to take me for your sister, for which I most humbly thank you
Your majesty’s most humble sister
Annе, daughter of Cleves

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"Anne of Cleves" appears on "Try Me, Good King" in 2001.

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