The King of England and France

"A greater power than we denies all this. Until it be undoubted, we do lock our former scruple in our strong-barred gates," he writes. "By heaven, these scruiles of Angers flap you kings and stand securely on their battlements as in a theatre." He adds: 'Do you like to mute knees of Jerusalem? Be friends a while, and both can jointly bend your sharpest deeds of malice'