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 1    II|    him to Clarendon to his parliament at a certain day assigned,
 2    II| time so departed. And this parliament was holden at Clarendon,
 3    II|    and sixty-four. At this parliament were many lords which all
 4    II|    the king sitting in his parliament,in the presence of all his
 5    VI|   fallen in age, he made a parliament which of his two sons should
 6    VI| oath that they made in the parliament, which sware that Edward,
 7   VII|  and desired her to make a parliament in which she might be crowned
 8   VII| their asking. And when the parliament was assembled and the young
 9   VII|    sitting on a day in her parliament, and her mother by her,
10   VII|   and all the lords of the parliament, with great sorrow and lamentation,
11   VII|    husband, sitting in her parliament with her mother and lords
12   VII|    not how sitting in your parliament ye described to you a husband,