CHAPTER VI.

The Pope's Illness--Wolsey's Desire--Conference about the Members

of the Conclave--Wolsey's Instructions--The Pope recovers--Speech

of the English Envoys to the Pope--Clement willing to abandon

England--The English demand the Pope's Denial of the Brief--Wolsey's--

Alarm--Intrigues--Bryan's Clearsightedness--Henry's

Threats--Wolsey's new Efforts--He calls for an Appeal to Rome,

and retracts--Wolsey and Du Bellay at Richmond--The Ship of the

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