The Embassy of Sir Thomas Roe to the Court of the Great Mogul 41.6.4

41.6.4

If I haue erred in my judgment you will easely fynd one man cannot see all. My affection to doe you right and honest seruice shall excuse many escapes. But in Generall I desier you to preserue in your opinion this thought of mee: that whatsoeuer I conceiue good for you I will Practice: neither feare nor Paynes shall diuert mee: and that when I shall be present to giue you reason of any thing I haue written, Noe man shalbe soe impudent as to contradict it: and for my life, it will not bee ashamed of any search and enquirie. The issue of all yours and our endeauours I committ to Gods blessing, who is able to Make rich and Poore, and to convert the successes of all to his Glorie. Your honest frend to doe you seruice, Tho. Roe.