...bear unto your grace. My lord (quoth she) I thank you for your good wilt : but to make you answer in your request, I cannot so suddenly, for I was set among my maids at work, thinking full little of any such matter, wherein there needeth a longer deliberation,...

...suddenly for I was set among my maids, at work, little thinking of any such matter ; wherein there needs a longer deliberation, and a better head than mine, to make answer. For I hare need of council in this case, which concerns me >o near: and fur any council, or friends...

...good will, but to make you answer to your request I cannot so suddenly, for I am set among my maids at work, thinking full little of any such matter, wherein there needeth a longer deliberation, and better head than mine, to make answer ; for I need counsel in this case which touched me so near, and...

...My lords, I thank you then," quoth she, " of your good wills ; but to make answer to your requests I cannot so suddenly, for I was set among my maidens at work, thinking full little of anysuch matter, wherein there needeth a longer deliberation, and a better head than mine, to make answer...

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...thank you for your good-will, but cannot return an answer to your requests so suddenly. I was sitting among my maidens at work, thinking full little of...deliberation and a better head than mine, to make answer to men so noble and wise as ye be. I have need of good counsel in a case which toucheth me so nearly :...

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...zeal and obedience to your grace." • " My lords," said the queen, " I thank you for your good wills; but to make answer to your request I cannot so suddenly, for I was set amongst my maidens at work, little thinking of any such matter, wherein is requisite some deliberation,...

...obedience that we bear to your grace.' 'My lords, 1 thank you then,' quoth she, ' of your good wills : but to make answer to your request I cannot so suddenly,...thinking full little of any such matter, wherein there ncedeth a longer deliberation, and a better head than mine, to make answer to so noble wise men as...

...obedience that we bear to your grace.' 'My lords, I thank you then,' quoth she, 'of your good wills; but to make answer to your request I cannot so suddenly, for I was set among my maidens at work, thinking fall little of any such matter, wherein there ncedeth a longer deliberation, and a better head than...