Cleves

He says, for instance, of Anne of Cleves, that she was the "ugliest woman that ever I saw."

She admitted him, therefore, without demur; and found he was a land surveyor, who had often been employed by Sir Hugh at Cleves.

Cleves, his ears ringing with the sweet confusion of their girlish laughter, rose from his pillow, supporting himself on one arm.

He related what had passed at Cleves, with the accustomed openness with which he conversed with his children as his friends.