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,Marriage À la Mode,r, Ann Cradock testified that she had the sad duty of waking the pair at five o’clock a few days after the wedding: “Entering the chamber, I found them both fast asleep; they were very sorry to take leave.”. As Hervey left that morning, he sent Ann back inside to give Elizabeth “all the comfort I co