Emily Sarah Holt, It Might Have Been: The Story of the Gunpowder Plot
“ She now acknowledged that Tresham Catesby, and Garnet, used to meet at her house at Wandsworth: and that Garnet was wont to say to them, when they were engaged in discussion,—“Good gentlemen, be quiet; God will do all for the best; and we must get it by prayer at God’s hands, in whose hands are the hearts of princes.” The confession was carried to Garnet. Poor frail, loving heart! she meant to save him, and he knew it. He wrote calmly underneath—“I do acknowledge these meetings.—H. Garnett.” (Gunpowder Plot Book, article 212.) Even her very gaolers dealt pitifully with Anne Vaux. ”
