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Clare Fitz-Clare is a young novice nun. She is ready to join the convent rather than marry Marmion. The situation worsens, after the man she loves, de Wilton, is believed to be deadly wounded. But when the truth is revealed, she is given the king’s blessing and support to marry Ralph de Wilton.

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