Arabella Stuart A Romance from English History
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By G.P.R James
17 Sep, 2021
Romantic work of Literature that purports to be the life of Arabella Stuart of the Royal lineage of the Stuart that Ruled over England.
EXCERPT:
"The Lady Arabella Stuart," answered the stranger, "is not to be mistaken; and
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Romantic work of Literature that purports to be the life of Arabella Stuart of the Royal lineage of the Stuart that Ruled over England.
EXCERPT:
"The Lady Arabella Stuart," answered the stranger, "is not to be mistaken; and surely one so near the crown of England may well command our duty."
"I am the king's most humble subject, though his kinswoman, sir," replied the Lady Arabella, coldly; for, young as she was, she had already been the object of ambitious designs on the part of some, and needless jealousy on the part of others. "I claim no duty from any one but my own people, and would fain make that as light as may be."
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