Embarrassment of the pope--The Triumphs of Charles decide him--He
traverses the Cause to Rome--Wolsey's Dejection--Henry's
Wrath--His Fears--Wolsey obtains Comfort--Arrival of the two
Legates at Grafton--Wolsey's reception by Henry--Wolsey and
Norfolk at Dinner--Henry with Anne--Conference between the
King and the Cardinal--Wolsey's Joy and Grief--The Supper at
Euston--Campeggio's Farewell Audience--Wolsey's Disgrace--Campeggio
at Dover--He is accused by the courtiers--Leaves
England--Wolsey foresees his own Fall and that of the
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