Let us take some heed of the welfare of her dear Buckingham.
"Oh! yes, madame; of course, it is a question of Buckingham."
"My wife, madame, has already replaced the Duke of Buckingham."
"We hoped to enjoy tranquillity after that madman Buckingham had left."
"I suppose that silly fellow Buckingham has been writing a farewell letter to her."
"I wish De Guiche to be dismissed from my household, as Buckingham was, and I shall ask the king, unless--"
"That I have been made a fool of; that Buckingham was only a pretext, and that Guiche is the one who is really to blame in the matter."
"When you have given the letter to Lord de Winter and he has read it, you will further say to him: Watch over his Grace Lord Buckingham, for they wish to assassinate him.
He was seen in public but a few times more--once at the last dinner party he ever attended, to meet the Prince of Wales and the King of the Belgians, and once when the Queen invited him to Buckingham Palace.