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Page 76 - And I ask nothing but that we may be at bed and table together as husband and wife ; and if you will not I will never rise from this bed. I pray you tell me your resolution hereof. God knoweth that I am punished to have made my God of you and had no other mynd but of you.
Page 80 - He giveth me certain charges, and these strong, of that that I fear even to say that his faults be published, but there be that...
Page 75 - ... had also sharply answered to the doubts that he made in his letters as though there had been a meaning to pursue him. To be short, I have made him hold his peace ; for the rest it were too long to tell you. Sir James Hamilton came to meet me, who told me that at another tyme he went his way when he heard of my comming, and that he sent unto him...
Page 73 - I have sent, it suld much amend me. I pray you, send me word from you at large, and what I shall doo if you be not returned, when I shall be there. For if you be not wyse I see assuredly all the wholle burden falleth upon my shoulders.
Page 79 - Stirling that which he had said there, whereof he denyed the half, and specially that he was in his chamber. But now to make him trust me I must fayne something unto him ; and therefore when he desyred me to promise that when he shuld be well we shuld make but one bed, I told him, fayning to believe his faire promises, that if he did not change his mynd between this...
Page 76 - (said he), " you asked what I ment in my letter to speak of cruelty. It was of your cruelty who will not accept my offres and repentance I avow that I have done...
Page 75 - I had not taken Paris and Guilbert to write and that I sent Joseph. I wonder who hath told him so much even of the marriage of Bastian.
Page 82 - Je vous ay envoie en signe d'homage par paris lornement du cheif conducteur des aultres membres inférant que vous investant de sa despoille de luy qui est principal le rest ne peult que vous estre subject et avecques le consentement du cueur au lieu du quel puis que le vous ay Ja lesse Je vous envoie un...
Page 79 - I have had, and of his desire to please me, of his repentance, and of the interpretation of his letter, of Will Hiegate's doing, and of his departure, and of the L. of Livingstoun.
Page 79 - I have had so little tyme that it is very ill, but I will make a fayrer; and in the meane tyme take heed that none of those that be heere doo see it, for all the world wold know it, for I have made it in haste in theyr presence.