Suffolk House, as Brandon's palace was denominated, was subsequently converted into a mint by his royal brother-in-law, Henry the Eighth; and, after its demolition, and the removal of the place of coinage to the Tower, the name was still continued to the district in which it had been situated. On examination it proved to be a flat bar of iron, nearly a yard in length, and more than an inch square. He became primitive, literal in his conception; the ramifications were, for the nonce, fairly relegated to limbo. Chapter IX BRENDON’S LUCK Anna sat in a chair in her room and sighed.
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