The Embassy of Sir Thomas Roe to the Court of the Great Mogul 47.5

47.5

I dare not troble your Maiestie with more vnnecessarie discourse, but humbly craue pardon for so much intrusion; and that you wilbee pleased not to bee offended, after fiue yeares Pilgrimage, that I take leaue to enioy the happines of those which attend your Presence, desiring the Almightie God to make your reigne so long, so blessed, and so glorious, that your name may bee the obiect of all enuy and the example of all prosperitie. Your Maiesties most humble vassal and deuoted seruant, Tho. Roe.