Among English Inns
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The Countess of Shrewsbury was her grandmother. Arabella's mother was the most amiable of daughters, and it was by force of maternal ambition rbnt she was married to Hardwick Inn a younger brother of Lord Darnley, and a possible heir to the Scottish crown. This prince, who had been sadly neglected all during his youth, was on his way to Scotland, where his mother, \vho had married in Eng- land, was taking him to get a wife. The party got no farther than Hardwick Hall. Bess made their sojourn so... pleasant that she captured the young man for her own daugh- ter, and in 1575 little Arabella Stuart was born.
Her life here with her grandmother was far from pleasant. Queen Elizabeth had been perfectly beside herself with rage when Bess married her daughter, Elizabeth Cavendish, to one of the Stuarts, and it was only after many attempts that the queen had taken her subject again into partial favour. When Ara- bella was born, the queen especially stipulated that the child should never be allowed to marry.
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The Countess of Shrewsbury was her grandmother. Arabella's mother was the most amiable of daughters, and it was by force of maternal ambition rbnt she was married to Hardwick Inn a younger brother of Lord Darnley, and a possible heir to the Scottish crown. This prince, who had been sadly neglected all during his youth, was on his way to Scotland, where his mother, \vho had married in Eng- land, was taking him to get a wife. The party got no farther than Hardwick Hall. Bess made their sojourn so... pleasant that she captured the young man for her own daugh- ter, and in 1575 little Arabella Stuart was born.
Her life here with her grandmother was far from pleasant. Queen Elizabeth had been perfectly beside herself with rage when Bess married her daughter, Elizabeth Cavendish, to one of the Stuarts, and it was only after many attempts that the queen had taken her subject again into partial favour. When Ara- bella was born, the queen especially stipulated that the child should never be allowed to marry.
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