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 1 5,3|  heart. We make known to your Highness, by the envoy of your Mightiness,
 2 5,3|     now marching against your Highness, has shown a desire to take
 3 5,3|       of great injury to your Highness and to all Christendom.
 4 5,3|       and honourable for your Highness; at the same time satisfactory
 5 5,3|      now in the hands of your Highness, should quit this world
 6 5,3|       be of great use to your Highness, and very conducive to your
 7 5,3| received, as we hope, by your Highness, in your desire to be friendly
 8 5,3|      in the interests of your Highness and for our own satisfaction
 9 5,3|      may find repose. If your Highness should adapt this plan and
10 5,3|     ourselves to send to your Highness, wheresoever and by whatsoever
11 5,3|     third party, so that your Highness might be quite certain of
12 5,3|     Moreover, we promise your Highness herewith, for your greater
13 5,3|  further satisfaction of your Highness, and in order that no doubt
14 5,3|    complete assurance of your Highness, in order that no doubt
15 5,3|      to the interests of your Highness. ~"Given at Constantinople,