Letter Seventh To Anne Boleyn
DARLING, these shall be only to advertise you that this bearer and his
fellow be despatched with as many things to compass our matter, and to
bring it to pass as our wits could imagine or devise; which brought to
pass, as I trust, by their diligence, it shall be shortly, you and I shall
have our desired end, which should be more to my heart's ease, and more
quietness to my mind, than any other thing in the world; as, with God's
won, and further can not be done; for ultra posse non est esse. Keep him
matter come to pass. And thus upon trust of your short repair to London, I
H. R.