At Council table to make good my L.of Salisb.

motions and speeches, and for the rest sometimes one sometimes another; chiefly his, that is most earnest and in affection.
"To suppress at once my speaking, with panting and labour of breath and voice.

Not to fall upon the main too sudden, but to induce and intermingle speech of good fashion.

To use at once upon entrance given of speech, though abrupt, to compose and draw in myself.

To free myself at once from payt.