If he means to betray us, he has done so already.

But I have little apprehension.

I do not think him well affected towards the government, and I cannot but think, if you had not thus grossly insulted him, he would have favoured rather than opposed our design.

If he was aware of the plot, and adverse to it, what need was there to exert his skill in behalf of our dying friend, who, but for him, would have been, ere this, a lump of lifeless clay?
No, no, my son.

You are far too hasty in your judgment.
Nor am I less surprised at your injustice.