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Now King Egfrid took to wife Ethelthryth, as was her name, the daughter of Anna king of the East English, of whom we have often made mention, a man marvellous godly and in all points notable in thought and deed: which same woman had also been wedded to another man, that is to say, to the prince of the South Gyrwas, named Tondbert, before Egfrid wedded her.
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