Do not fret or worry. I will respond in all due haste to your queries. However, I have a proclamation to write and edicts and petitions to read in preparation of today's Parliamentary meetings at 2:30 and 5:30.
I will address your concerns this evening! (If I can accurately decipher your carefully couched questions and comments...)
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A good ruler would never assume that she is writing to all of her "loyal" subjects. I mean to write, to beg you warned that there have been many rumours in your realm. Do be cautious in your daily tasks, and how your subjects pose their queries.
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ReplyDeleteOh, dear Elizabeth... it would appear that you are having time management issues. I can give you some tips if you like, given the fact that I became queen when I was just six days old!
ReplyDeleteI fear that my dear Francis seems to have taken ill these past few days. I may need to leave France if something happens to him. Sometimes I wonder, should I have married Edward after all? I just don't trust that my mother-in-law has my interests at heart.
I know you likely don't respect my focus on men and marriage, given your comments here, but the truth is this: marriage solidifies power.
Perhaps I shall see you soon!