Qu. I think he spake from his heart.
Wh. I believe he did, and acted so too, especially when he wiped his eyes.
Qu. He showed his affection to me in that posture more than greater men did in their spheres.
Wh. Madam, we must look upon all men to work according to their present interest; and so I suppose do the great men here as well as elsewhere.
Qu. Here I have had experience enough of such actings; I shall try what they do in other places, and content myself, however I shall find it.
Wh. Your Majesty will not expect to find much difference in the humours of men, as to seeking themselves, and neglecting those from whom they have received favours.
Qu. It will be no otherwise than what I am armed to bear and not to regard; but your particular respects I shall always remember with gratefulness.
Wh. Your Majesty shall ever find me your faithful servant. Do you intend, Madam, to go from hence to Pomerland?
Qu. My intentions are to go presently, after my resignation, to the Spa; but wheresoever I am, you have a true friend of me.
Wh. There is no person alive more cordially your Majesty’s servant than I am.