The Rise of the Dutch Republic — volume 08: 1563-64
The Rise of the Dutch Republic — volume 08: 1563-64
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It is probable thathe nourished for a long time a hope that the storm would blow over in theprovinces, and his resumption of power become possible. William ofOrange, although more than half convinced that no attempt would be madeto replace the minister, felt it necessary to keep strict watch on hismovements. "We must be on our guard, " said he, "and not be deceived. Perhaps they mean to put us asleep, in order the better to execute theirdesigns. For the present things are peaceable, and all the... world isrejoiced at the departure of that good Cardinal. " The Prince nevercommitted the error of undervaluing the talents of his great adversary, and he felt the necessity of being on the alert in the present emergency. "'Tis a sly and cunning bird that we are dealing with, " said he, "one that sleeps neither day nor night if a blow is to be dealt to us. "Honest Brederode, after solacing himself with the spectacle of hisenemy's departure, soon began to suspect his return, and to expresshimself on the subject, as usual, with ludicrous vehemence.
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It is probable thathe nourished for a long time a hope that the storm would blow over in theprovinces, and his resumption of power become possible. William ofOrange, although more than half convinced that no attempt would be madeto replace the minister, felt it necessary to keep strict watch on hismovements. "We must be on our guard, " said he, "and not be deceived. Perhaps they mean to put us asleep, in order the better to execute theirdesigns. For the present things are peaceable, and all the... world isrejoiced at the departure of that good Cardinal. " The Prince nevercommitted the error of undervaluing the talents of his great adversary, and he felt the necessity of being on the alert in the present emergency. "'Tis a sly and cunning bird that we are dealing with, " said he, "one that sleeps neither day nor night if a blow is to be dealt to us. "Honest Brederode, after solacing himself with the spectacle of hisenemy's departure, soon began to suspect his return, and to expresshimself on the subject, as usual, with ludicrous vehemence.
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