My Care Is Like My Shadow In

[on Thomas Seymour's Death:] This Day Died A Man Of Much Wit And Very Little Judgment.

There Is Nothing About Which I Am More Anxious Than My Country, And For Its Sake I Am Willing To Die Ten Deaths, If That Be Possible.

Although My Royal Rank Causes Me To Doubt Whether My Kingdom Is Not More Sought After Than Myself, Yet I Understand That You Havefound Other Graces In Me.

Monarchs Ought To Put To Death The Authors And Instigators Of War, As Their Sworn Enemies And As Dangers To Their States.

All My Possessions For A Moment Of Time.