The Embassy of Sir Thomas Roe to the Court of the Great Mogul 38.5

38.5

Thus I conclude answer to your lettre, wherin I fall into consideration of the Paynes by myne owne wearines. You may suppose I write not at ease in a house; remooue euery other day; forgett to answer none ; haue much to prepare for England, and no helpe. Therfore what is written in hast must not bee seuerly Censured. I am long in some instances ; it is to lett you see my motions come not at adventure without Consideration, though they bring not allway their reasons.