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It were very small wisdom by climbing of ditches and hedges for pulling of unripe fruit, to hazard the breaking of my neck, when by a little patience and abiding the season, I may with far more ease and safety enter the gate of the garden, and enjoy the fruits at my pleasure in the time of their greatest maturity." In these quaint similes we see the evidence and the results of Cecil's influence.
But some of his gentry, who were not in the secret, did not display anytliing like the King's calmne...ss and equanimity. Ignorant of his actual position, they even thought to win his favour by exhibiting their zeal for his unrecognised rights. An example occui-s in a letter of Xicolson's, in Vol. 92, Xo. 130(2), of the Hatfield letters, which may be quoted as an unpublished evidence of the fact.
This letter is dated " Brighen [Brechin], the 16 of April, 1602." Nicolson writes — " The King reraaynes still in these partes feasted vp and downe the contry, and very kyndely caryenge me with him, and playenge INTRODUCTION.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It were very small wisdom by climbing of ditches and hedges for pulling of unripe fruit, to hazard the breaking of my neck, when by a little patience and abiding the season, I may with far more ease and safety enter the gate of the garden, and enjoy the fruits at my pleasure in the time of their greatest maturity." In these quaint similes we see the evidence and the results of Cecil's influence.
But some of his gentry, who were not in the secret, did not display anytliing like the King's calmne...ss and equanimity. Ignorant of his actual position, they even thought to win his favour by exhibiting their zeal for his unrecognised rights. An example occui-s in a letter of Xicolson's, in Vol. 92, Xo. 130(2), of the Hatfield letters, which may be quoted as an unpublished evidence of the fact.
This letter is dated " Brighen [Brechin], the 16 of April, 1602." Nicolson writes — " The King reraaynes still in these partes feasted vp and downe the contry, and very kyndely caryenge me with him, and playenge INTRODUCTION.
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