The Letter Books of Sir Amias Poulet Keeper of Mary Queen of Scots
The Letter Books of Sir Amias Poulet Keeper of Mary Queen of Scots
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64. •* Holograph. Vol. Xvii. , n. 68.
N 2 196 Sir A^nias Poulet, words in the letter, Mr. Thorpe can have calendared it in February. Poulet exults over the possession of this packet, because the letters of the end of May were very numerous, and Mary had hardly written any since the "great packet " at the end of March. He feared lest the brewer was forwarding her letters honestly, and this is why he so devoutly thanks God that "all is now well, " and that "the honest man is engaged for ever. " P...oulet is glad that Bessie Pierrepoint had not left, because he thought that if she had gone, she would have been the bearer of these letters, which thus would never have reached Walsingham's hands. Pie says so, plainly, in his letter of June 15th. This letter is probably of later date than that.
Poulet to Walsingham} Sir, — I think myself very happy that among so many changes and chances that have fallen out of late, this expected packet is come safely to my hands, which was delivered unto me by the honest man the 3rd of this present in the morning, at which time your friend was not far from me ; but for the better consideration of his credit in this action it was agreed between him and me that I should stay the said packet in my hands until the 4th in the evening, and then to send it to the honest man's house at Burton, where your friend would be ready to seize on it.
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64. •* Holograph. Vol. Xvii. , n. 68.
N 2 196 Sir A^nias Poulet, words in the letter, Mr. Thorpe can have calendared it in February. Poulet exults over the possession of this packet, because the letters of the end of May were very numerous, and Mary had hardly written any since the "great packet " at the end of March. He feared lest the brewer was forwarding her letters honestly, and this is why he so devoutly thanks God that "all is now well, " and that "the honest man is engaged for ever. " P...oulet is glad that Bessie Pierrepoint had not left, because he thought that if she had gone, she would have been the bearer of these letters, which thus would never have reached Walsingham's hands. Pie says so, plainly, in his letter of June 15th. This letter is probably of later date than that.
Poulet to Walsingham} Sir, — I think myself very happy that among so many changes and chances that have fallen out of late, this expected packet is come safely to my hands, which was delivered unto me by the honest man the 3rd of this present in the morning, at which time your friend was not far from me ; but for the better consideration of his credit in this action it was agreed between him and me that I should stay the said packet in my hands until the 4th in the evening, and then to send it to the honest man's house at Burton, where your friend would be ready to seize on it.
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