"_Julia._ I have heard enough of England: have you nothing
to return upon the Netherlands?
"_Beamont._ Faith, very little to any purpose. He has been
beforehand with us, _as his countrymen are in
their Trade_, and taken up so many vices for the
use of England, that he has left almost none for
the Low Countries."
Dryden's _Dutch at Amboyna_, Act II. Sc. 8.
"_Towerson._ Tell 'em I seal that service with my blood;
And, dying, wish to all their factories,
And all the famous merchants of our isle,
That wealth their generous industry deserves,
But dare not hope it with _Dutch partnership_."
_Ibid._ Act V. Sc. last.