I Have Seen Many A Man Turn

[on Thomas Seymour's Death:] This Day Died A Man Of Much Wit And Very Little Judgment.

As For Me, I See No Such Great Cause Why I Should Either Be Fond To Live Or Fear To Die. I Have Had Good Experience Of This World, And I Know What It Is To Be A Subject And What To Be A Sovereign. Good Neighbours I Have Had, And I Have Met With Bad: And In Trust I Have Found Treason.

I Cannot Find It In Me To Fear A Man Who Took Ten Years A Learning Of His Alphabet.

It Is A Natural Virtue Incident To Our Sex To Be Pitiful Of Those That Are Afflicted.

It Has Been Always Held For A Special Principle In Friendship That Prosperity Provideth But Adversity Proveth Friends.