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THat she was several times in the Queen's Bed-chamber when she shifted her self, and hath seen her Smock stain'd with her Milk; That she was not at the Queen's Labour, tho' sent to by One of her Ladies, being sick of a Fever; but does in her Conscience believe her Majesty was with Child, both by her Belly and her Milk.
A. Marischall.