There was small fear of peace that winter.

Give Mucio his pittance with frugal hand, and that dangerous personage would ensure tranquillity for Philip's project, and misery for Henry III.

and his subjects for an indefinite period longer.

The King thought it improbable that Farnese could have made any mistake.

He expressed therefore a little anxiety at having received no intelligence from him, but had great confidence that, with the aid of the Lord and of with his own courage he had accomplished the great exploit.