"The countries which we have passed," he said, "are fertile in their nature; the towns, cities, buildings, of snore state and beauty, to such as have travelled other countries, than any they have ever seen.

The people the most industrious by all means to live that be in the world, and, no doubt, passing rich.
They outwardly show themselves of good heart, zeal, and loyalty, towards the Queen our mistress.

There is no doubt that the general number of them had rather come under her Majesty's regiment, than to continue under the States and burgomasters of their country.

The impositions which they lay in defence of their State is wonderful.

If her Highness proceed in this beginning, she may retain these parts hers, with their good love, and her great glory and gain.