Of the foot-soldiers, such as the Buffs, most were mousquetaires; but some trailed pikes, and every one of them had a sword.

These troops I saw constantly in town; besides the Yeomen who were closely attached to the person of his Sacred Majesty.
It was by the Duke of Monmouth's lodgings that I had my first sight of the Duke of Monmouth himself; for as I came towards the archway, by which were the lodgings of my Lady Suffolk, he himself came out from his own.

I did not know who he was, until the fellow by me saluted him and doffed his cap, whereupon I did the same.

I think I have never seen a more handsome lad in all my life (for he looked no more, though he was near thirty years old).

His face was as smooth as a girl's, though not at all effeminate; he had a high and merry look with him, and bore himself, with his two friends, like a prince; he had violet eyes and arched brows over them.