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You are a Protestant too . You will be mine , and not Bridgeman 's or Dunord 's -- I hate them . '' In point of fact Anne did not feel much attracted by the proffer of friendship , and she certainly did not intend to tell Jane Humphreys all her secrets , nor to vow enmity to the other colleagues , but she gravely answered that she trusted they would be friends and help to maintain one another 's faith . She was relieved that Miss Bridgeman here came in to take her first turn of rest till she was to be called up at one o'clock . As Jane Humphreys had predicted , Mrs. Royer and Anne alone were left in charge of the nursling while every one went to morning Mass. . Then followed breakfast and the levee of his Royal Highness , lasting as on the previous day till dinner-time ; and the afternoon was as before , except that the day was fine enough for the child to be carried out with all his attendants behind him to take the air in the private gardens . If this was to be the whole course of life at the palace , Anne began to feel that she had made a great mistake .