thatevent，addedshewithsadness，havingcausedhertosighmoreandtoshedmoretearsthanthelossofallherrelations，somuchthemorethattheQueenofScotlandwashernearrelativeandcloselyconnectedwiththeKingofFrance；andas，intheirremonstrances，MM。deChateauneufanddeBellievrehadbroughtforwardseveralexamplesdrawnfromhistory，sheassumed，inreplytothemonthisoccasion，thepedanticstylewhichwasusualwithher，andtoldthemthatshehadseenandreadagreatmanybooksinherlife，andathousandmorethanothersofhersexandherrankwerewontto，butthatshehadneverfoundinthemasingleexampleofadeedlikethatattemptedonher——adeedpursuedbyarelative，whomthekingherbrothercouldnotandoughtnottosupportinherwickedness，whenitwas，onthecontrary，hisdutytohastenthejustpunishmentofit：
thensheadded，addressingherselfspeciallytoM。deBellievre，andcomingdownagainfromtheheightofherpridetoagraciouscountenance，thatshegreatlyregrettedhewasnotdeputedforabetteroccasion；thatinafewdaysshewouldreplytoKingHenryherbrother，concerningwhosehealthshewassolicitous，aswellasthatofthequeenmother，whomustexperiencesuchgreatfatiguefromthetroubleshetooktorestorepeacetoherson’skingdom；andthen，notwishingtohearmore，shewithdrewintoherroom。
TheenvoysreturnedtoLondon，wheretheyawaitedthepromisedreply；
butwhiletheywereexpectingitunavailingly，theyheardquietlythesentenceofdeathgivenagainstQueenMary，whichdecidedthemtoreturntoRichmondtomakefreshremonstrancestoQueenElizabeth。
Aftertwoorthreefruitlessjourneys，theywereatlast，December15th，admittedforthesecondtimetotheroyalpresence。