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...unfortunate Queen Mary. *' With calm but undaunted fortitude," says her historian, " she laid her neck upon the block ; and while one executioner held her hands,...already grown quite grey with cares and sorrows." The hair of Mary's grandson, Charles I., turned quite grey, in like manner, during his stay at Carisbrooke...

...unfortunate Queen Mary. " With calm but undaunted fortitude," says her historian, "she laid her neck upon the block; and while one executioner held her hands,...already grown quite grey with cares and sorrows." The hair of Mary's grandson, Charles I, turned quite grey in like manner, during his stay at Carihbrooke....

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...unfortunate Queen Mary. " With calm but undaunted fortitude," says her historian, " she laid her neck upon the block ; and while one executioner held her hands,...already grown quite grey with cares and sorrows." The hair of Mary's grandson, Charles I., turned quite grey, in like manner, during his stay at Carisbrooke....

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