----But this is nothing at all to the world: only 'tis a cursed thing to be in debt, and there seems to be a fatality in the exchequers of some poor princes, particularly those of our house, which no Economy can bind down in irons: for my own part, I'm persuaded there is not any one prince, prelate, pope, or potentate, great or small upon earth, more desirous in his heart of keeping straight with the world than I am---- or who takes more likely means for it. 
- But this is nothing to the world: only 'tis a cursed thing to be in debt, and there seems to be a fatality in the exchequer of our house; I'm persuaded there is no prince, pope, or potentate who more desires to keep straight with the world than I do - or who takes more likely means for it. 