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by Adam Bothwell Bishop of Orkney not
Here—or was it in the drawing-room?—at two o'clock on a May morning, the Queen was married to Bothwell, by Adam Bothwell, Bishop of Orkney, not with mass as she had been wed to her boy-cousin, but with preaching as she wed the Bishop's cousin. — from The Spell of Scotland by Keith Clark
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