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The poor girl could not bear to see him stabbed and thought drowning a milder death. Some say Reynolds was going over or had gone over to the side of the Queen and that ORourke gave it to him for his treachery. The next day the English army was on the spot.
The boat that carried the little baby was blown across to the shore and the boy was found. He was brought over to the Queen's palace in London and was reared there and was a favourite with Elizabeth.
Every night Elizabeth had to have a fresh man to sleep with her, and the next morning the poor devil was put to death. It happened that Reynold had to go to bed with her this night and small humour could be on any man with the damsel when he knew that it was his last night in the world. Reynolds [?] be a man of brains for he had his plans made, and next morning escaped death. But more say that the boys that went to bed with her did not know that he was to be done in. But still the men were missing. Reynolds pretended to be asleep and found her cutting off some of her hair. He left the bed as [?] as she told him go and [?] to the camp
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