that he wyll for o_ur_ sak_es_ and specially for the tendre and Fathyrly loue he beryth to his most dere and oonly dowghter upon whose wele and sircumspecte bestowyng next his noble parson dependyth all o_ur_ welthis som_e_thyng to Reffrayne his high magnanyme Courage and for o_ur_ assuryd welthe and quyet and specially of her noble p_er_son desyst from that Dawngerows entrepryse, And whereas his highnes hath the Reno_u_m to be the most faythefull and substauncyall prynce, Crystayned yn the trew p_er_fo_ur_myng of all his promyses that hyt may lyke his grace to lay the wyte on vs his poore Subiect_e_s thowgh that he breke in that poynt the tenour of his Indenture, For yf his highnes wold so farre presse vs by o_ur_ allegence that he wold nedys cary ou_er_ w_i_t_h_ hym the Armay in the same Endentures expressed, I am suer there showld not be oon amongest them all that had any reason in his hed but he shuld be more metar to wayle and wryng hys hand_e_s than assuryd to fyght, whan he consydered that yf otherwyse then well showld fortune to that prescious Juell whiche he had for hys partye, in custody, yt were more metar for hym to departe in to Turkey than to Reto_ur_ne agayne in to his naturall Contray to hys wyffe and chyldren. And now as yt fortunyth naturally where as a man ys fully p_er_swadyd in any matter as I am trewly that o_ur_ most Redowtid soueraygne showld in no wyse passe the Sees in his owne noble p_er_son consideryng the thyng_es_ aforsaide to fayne Reasons to make for His purpose, soo doo I now Fantasye syns I am so extremely desyrows that the noble parson yf[57] my saide Prynce showlde tarry withyn Hys Realme that hit were better to trayne owre warre and by lyttyll and lyttyll to attempte wery the saide Francoys then at oons to send ou_er_ agaynst hym the power Royall of this noble Royalme.