Adieu, my friend; fare you well, and be assured that you have a good master." Henry IV.

had not only a warm but an expansive heart; he could not help expressing and pouring forth his feelings.

That was one of his charms, and also one of his sources of power.
The victory of Ivry had a great effect in France and in Europe.

But not immediately and as regarded the actual campaign of 1590.

The victorious king moved on Paris, and made himself master of the little towns in the neighborhood with a view of investing the capital.