a letter to mr secretary cecil after the defeat of the Spanish force in  Ireland incite he to embrace the care of reduce that kingdom to civility with  some reason send enclose it may please your lordship as one that wish you all  increase of honour and as one that can leave to love the state what interest  soever I have or may come to have in it and as one that now this dead vacation  time have some leisure and other agendum I will presume to propound unto you  that which though you can but see yet I know not whether you apprehend and  esteem it in so high a degree that be for the best action of importation to  your self of sound honour and merit of her majesty and this crown without  ventosity or popularity that the riches of any occasion or the tie of any  opportunity can possible minister or offer and that be the cause of Ireland if  they be take by the right handle for if the wound be not rip up again c I  think no physician will go on with much let of blood in declanatione sickness  but will intend to purge and corroborate to which purpose I send you I opinion  without labour of word in the enclose and sure I be that if you shall enter  into the matter accord to the verosity of your own spirit nothing can make  unto you a more gainful return for you shall make the queen felicity complete  which now as it be be incomparable and for your self you shall make your self  as good a patient as you be think politic and to have no less generous end  then dexterrous delivery of your self towards your end and aswell to have true  be and ground of government as the facility and felicity of practice and  negotiation and to be aswell see in the period and tide of estate as in your  own circle and way then the which I suppose nothing can be a better addition  and accumulation of honour unto you this I hope I may in privateness write  either as a kinsman that may be bold or as a scholar that have liberty of  discourse without commit any absurdity if not I pray your honour to believe I  ever love her majesty and the state and now love our self and there be never  any vehement love without some absurdity as the Spaniard well say Desuario con  la calentura so desire your honour pardon I ever continue