I need not see any one there, for during my stay in Rome I shall live in the palace of the deceased Cardinal Savelli.

The house is a good one, and is exactly what I want, and it is within reach of the Colonna.

It is my intention to return soon to Marino, there to spend the greater part of the time.

Your Majesty, therefore, need have no further anxiety about my journey, and must not be displeased by it.

Although these reasons are sufficient to induce me not only to continue the journey, but to begin it, if I had not already set out I would relinquish it, not on account of any fear of anything unpleasant that might attend my pilgrimage, but simply to comply with the wish expressed in your Majesty's letter, as I desire to do always.