“‘Oh, my mother, thou wilt die for sorrows,‘ she wept, ‘with much compassion‘, as it struck her how badly the news of her arrest, with all its dread and shocking implications, would affect that lady,...”

The Lady in The Towe by Alison Weir

page 141

“Having heard about his father’s arrest, Surrey sent a letter to the Privy Council. ‘Since the beginning of my durance,’ he wrote ‘the displeasure of my master, much loss of blood with other distemperance of nature, with my sorrow to se the long approved truth of mine old father brought in question...’”

Heny VIII’s Las Victim by Jessie Childs