"Ay," saith Bourne, "and there shall be a letter sent to the keeper how he shall use him; for we have other manner of matters to him than these."
"So had ye need," said I, "or else I care not for you!"
"Deliver him to Master [after Sir William] Garrard, the Sheriff [of London]," said he, "and bid him send him to Newgate."
"My Lord," said I, unto my Lord of Arundel, (for that he was next to me) as they were rising, "I trust you will not see me thus used, to be sent to Newgate. I am neither thief nor traitor."
"You are a naughty fellow!" said he, "you were always tutting in the Duke of Northumberland's ear, that you were!"
"I would he had given better ear unto me," said I; "it had not been with him then, as it is now" [waiting his trial in the Tower].
Master Hastings passing by me, I thought good to prove him; although he threatened me, before noon.
"Sir," said I, "I pray you speak for me, that I be not sent to Newgate; but rather unto the Fleet, which was first named. I have not offended. I am a Gentleman, as you know; and one of your fellows, when you were of that Band of the Pensioners."
Very quietly, he said unto me, "I was not at the talk, Master Underhill; and therefore I can say nothing to it." But I think he was well content with the place I was appointed to.