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A Quaker coming to court to speak with the King about the Lord knows what, past through the Presence, and Privy-chamber with his hat on, which some would have taken off, but the King bid them let him alone, whilst he was telling a long ri∣ble rable story, the King took an occasion to take off his own hat; hereupon the Quaker stopt, and said, O King thou maist be covered, if thou wilt. Well, says the King, if I give you your libertie, I hope you will allow me mine.