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EDITOR'S PREFACE. 
 
 THERE may be some, who will attach value and interest to 
 the singular old volume, now first reproduced in exact 
 imitation of the original, on account of the casual mention of it 
 by Shakespear in one of his plays ; but I hope and think that 
 many more will welcome its appearance on another and higher 
 ground, and wiU become of opinion that, where a solitary copy 
 of such a relic as the earliest jest-book in the national tongue of 
 England is only to be found in a foreign repository, and is 
 liable to destruction at any moment, the survival, not of its 
 mere substance alone, but of its very identity, in the shape of 
 a facsimile, is one of those minor duties, which we owe to suc- 
 ceeding generations. 
 
 In the good former days, a gentleman who did his friends and 
 the public the favour of reprinting a curious old book, was re- 
 garded as a sort of benefactor by a few who knew a little about 
 the matter, and by the greater number, who knew nothing, he 
 was considered a person of elegant tastes and of liberal disposi- 
 tion ; for he usually engaged in the speculation on his own 
 responsibility. The case is now altogether altered, and any one 
 who proposes to give to the world a new edition of an old book 
 or tract, is in peril of being received as a Frenchman receives 
 the news of his third child, unless he can make out a pretty 
 strong plea for his proceeding. He must bring his justification 
 in his hand. The burden of proof is upon him. 
 
u Editor's Preface. 
 
 In the present instance, the enterprise on which the Editor 
 has entered, is one which seems, at first sight, not to be without 
 its element of superfluity, for in 1866 the book which is now 
 in question was brought out under the care of Dr, Herman 
 Oesterley from the same copy which I employ.^ 
 
 But I believe that I hold, notwithstanding, a very fair brief 
 for my clients ; for it was considered that the Hundred Merry 
 Tales had so many claims to special consideration : — as being 
 the most ancient book of its kind in the English language ; as 
 existing only in a complete state in a single, copy preserved in a 
 Continental library ; and as the volume, out of which, in Much 
 Ado about Nothing, 1600, Beatrice tells us she had been charged 
 with stealing aU her good wit. So the great poet makes her 
 say, at least ; but the accusation was, so far as we can judge, an 
 unfair one, and between the wit of the book and that of the lady 
 there is little in common. 
 
 When the present editor republished the work as one of a 
 collection more than twenty years ago, he had access only to the 
 text of Singer ; he had, at a later period, an opportunity of 
 collating it with the original, at that time in the possession of 
 Mr. HaUiwell-PhUlipps ; but the copy, as it is tolerably well- 
 knoWii, had been made up from an assortment of mutilated 
 leaves, and presented a considerable number of lacunce, includ- 
 ing entire tales, so that, until the . Gottingen copy occurred, we 
 had in fact no means of studying this, in every sense, unique 
 publication in its full integrity. 
 
 But the Gottingen copy and that included in Old English 
 Jest Boohs, 1864, belonged to different impressions, and the 
 former contains matter, which never formed part of the lat- 
 ter. Some items were left out to make room for others which 
 were deemed fresher and more attractive ; and the entire 
 arrangement was altered. The edition of 1 526 includes four 
 tales, which are not in that without date, but omits three found 
 in the latter. 
 
 The articles special to the present issue are the second, 
 
 ' Shakespeare's Jest Book. A Hundred Mery Talys, from the only perfect 
 copy known. Edited, with Introduction and Notes, by Dr. Herman Oesterley, 
 London, 1866, 12moi, pp. 160 H- XX. 
 
Editor's Preface. m 
 
 ninth, ninety-first, and ninety-eighth stories. It does not give 
 Numbers 97, 99, and 100 of the other issue, which I annex in 
 an Appendix, all being unhappUy defective. There appears 
 more than one error in the numeration of the calendar or table; 
 for there is no Number 42 in it, although a title, which should 
 have been so registered, intervenes between 41 and 43 ; while, 
 again, there is no 98 either in the Table or the text. These 
 irregularities are of course of perpetual occurrence in the literary 
 and typographical work of the period. 
 
 The Gottingen copy of 1526 consists of twenty-eight leaves 
 in small folio, precisely answering to the present reproduction. 
 It is stated by Dr. Oesterley that, according to an entry in the 
 books of the Library, the volume was purchased in December, 
 1767, at an auction in Liineburg, but that no clue could be 
 discovered to its antecedents. 
 
 Dr. Oesterley puts forward a somewhat elaborate argument 
 in favour of the priority of the impression first edited by him- 
 self in 1866, over the undated copy brought to light by Cony- 
 beare, and printed by Singer^ and the present writer.^ I shall 
 subjoin what the learned gentleman advances : — 
 
 " The question, which of the two copies recovered up to the present moment 
 is the original and older edition (and there is very little hope of ever discover- 
 ing a third copy), will be very difficult to prove to an absolute certainty. By 
 the want of any authentic indication, the inquiry is thrown back on a mere 
 circumstantial proof ; but I think the reasons to be given hereafter will be 
 strong enough to produce a firm conviction of the priority of our original. 
 
 The first argument in favour of the edition of 1526 is founded on the selec- 
 tion and disposition of the tales. When a reprint of a collection of a hundred 
 tales like the one in question is being prepared, and the removing of four 
 stories seems desirable, it is unlikely enough, that the three or four last pieces 
 should be cast off; but it is much more unlikely that the number required to 
 complete a hundred should be inserted in entirely chance places. This, how- 
 ever, would have been the case in the Nos. 2, 7, 91 and 98 of our edition, if 
 it had been a revision of the undated copy. On the other hand, it is quite 
 natural simply to throw out the tales considered as unserviceable (which, as 
 before mentioned, would hardly be placed together, but be scattered through- 
 put the work), and to subjoin the additions at the end. This has been the 
 case, if the undated edition is the result of a revision : Nos. 2, 7, 91 and 98 
 
 * Shakespeare Jest Book, 1814, 12mo. 
 " Shakespeare Jest Books, 18G4, 12mo, 3 vols. 
 
iv Editor's Preface. 
 
 of the original edition have been suppressed, and in their stead Nos. 97 to 100 
 of the later impression are added. I must say, that this mode of revision, in 
 a work where the disposition of the matter is entirely arbitrary, seems to me 
 more natural than even putting the new stories in the place of the old ones. 
 The substance of the tales in discussion can be of no moment for the question, 
 for indeed the one is about as insipid as the other, and moreover, the taste 
 of our ancestors in regard to jests and popular tales was so very different from 
 ours, that it is next to impossible at present to decide which of them might 
 be considered more palatable to the public at that time. 
 
 The transposition of a single tale to another place^ can, of course, be no 
 conclusive argument either for one view or the other, whereas the want of the 
 morals in the undated copy is of consequence, if it really be found in the 
 original and not be produced by a defect, which is not quite evident in Mr. 
 Ilazlitt's reprint. As our copy contains twenty-eight leaves and the undated 
 one only twenty-four, therefore the arrangement of the type in each must have 
 been quite different ; the absence of these morals might have arisen from a 
 desire of saving space, and thus furnish a new evidence for the priority of the 
 dated edition. 
 
 The variations in the table favour my opinion in an equal manner, Where- 
 ever any essential differences occur in the headings, they are equal to as many 
 emendations in the undated copy," and these improvements evidently bear 
 witness to the later appearance of the revised edition ; the more, as there is 
 no trace of a third edition earlier than both, of which the undated copy might 
 possibly be a revised impression, ours being only a later and unrevised 
 reprint. 
 
 This might, indeed, have been the case for the alterations of the text ; but 
 nnder the circumstances it is too improbable to be advanced as an objection, 
 and I may fairly put it out of the question. Among the very large quantity 
 of variations in the text, there are, of course, many entirely irrelevant in the 
 decision of the question, as they cannot be considered as improvements. The 
 greater part, nevertheless, proves that the undated edition is the product 
 of a revision. In the first place the misprints are important. The typo- 
 graphical errors of our edition, about fifty or sixty, have all been corrected in 
 Mr. Hazlitt's original, in which, however, there are about twenty new 
 misprints. The most remarkable of these is p. 35,1. 13, of Mr. Hazlitt's 
 reprint, where, evidently from the repetition of the words " tyed fast by 
 the leggys " in three consecutive lines (at the top of fol. vi verso of 
 our original), more than a line of our text has been omitted, the passage 
 ending with the first repetition of those words being left out. As it would be 
 impossible to enumerate all the passages which go to prove my proposition, I 
 mention only some of the most striking instances. Fol. 1 verso, 1. 39 the 
 words " his neck," accidently omitted in ours, are supplied in Mr. Hazlitt's 
 edition ; fol. 2 verso, 1. 10, " for that that " — Hazl. " because ; " fol. 10, 1. 38 
 
 ^ No. 43 to No, 32 of the undated edition. 
 ^ See the headings of Nos. 1 to 6, 44 and 66. 
 
Editor's Preface. v 
 
 " by vyolence "— Hazl. " of the house ; " fol. 11 verso, 1. 16, "thy"— Hazl. 
 "your J " fol. U, 1. 27, "up through "—Hazl. " throughe it," &c. ; but especi- 
 ally fol. 21, I. 3 and 4, a very corrupt passage of our text has been corrected 
 in Mr. Hazlitt's edition, p. 102, 1. 8 ; fol. 23, 1. 2, the words "sayde insporte" 
 are omitted, but have been inserted in the undated copy. 
 
 On the other hand, I feel obliged to mention that a few of the variations in 
 the undated copy cannot well be considered as corrections from our text, but 
 rather seem to indicate the reverse f this, however, is easily enough accounted 
 for by the fact that alterations are not always improvements : indeed, in one 
 instance," the very corruption of the text proves its being a revised edition. 
 
 The orthography in both editions is too varied and unsettled to be of any 
 moment for our question, although the frequent use of written numbers in the 
 undated copy instead of the simple cypher, and perhaps the employing of the 
 word "pence " for our abbreviation d. seem to strengthen my argument. On 
 the whole, all the orthography proves is that only a few years elapsed between 
 the appearance of the two editions. 
 
 These are the arguments I have to present ; although each taken singly 
 may not be considered conclusive, the whole will form as unexceptionable a 
 proof of the priority of our edition as can be expected, and this proof is the 
 more cogent, as there is nothing worth mentioning to be offered in favour of 
 the other edition." 
 
 Yet to any one who is conversant with the lax and capricious 
 manner in which editorial functions were formerly discharged, 
 even the strong points adduced by Dr. Oesterley will scarcely 
 seem conclusive ; and as a matter of fact the question is of no 
 special relevance. It is of greater moment that the means exist 
 for laying before the student a complete text, as it were, of both 
 books, with the exception of the deficiency in the concluding 
 tales in what the doctor holds to have been the second im- 
 pression. 
 
 A much more interesting and more vital consideration is the 
 literary history of the work ; and I do not recollect that any 
 suggestion in furtherance or elucidation of this point has ever 
 been submitted. 
 
 There is the excellent authority of Gabriel Harvey, the friend 
 and fellow-collegian of Spenser, for believing that some of the 
 epigrams of John Heywood were "conceits and devices of 
 
 ^ F. e. fol. 12, 1. 34; fol. 12 verso, 1. 27 ; fol. 16 verso, 1. 23 ; fol. 20, 1. 21, 
 <bc. 
 
 ' Fol. 20 verso, 1. 9 ; see the notes. 
 
vi Editor's Preface. 
 
 pleasant Sir Thomas More ; " in his copy of Speght's Chaucer, 
 Harvey, a rare annotator of his books, made a memorandum td 
 such an effect ; and, although he was not a contemporary of 
 More, he was so of Heywood. , 
 
 This authoritative statement seems to possess the virtue iof 
 establishing More and Heywood on a footing of intimacy ; and 
 if we had not had such a piece of evidence, the congenial dispo- 
 sitions of the two men, and the connection of both with the 
 court, might have combined to render such an intercourse and 
 friendship on their parts alike probable and natural. Harvey 
 explicitly declares that Heywood was under obligations to More 
 for hints and notions, which he developed in his dramatic and 
 poetical compositions ; and many a droll anecdote must have 
 been exchanged in the course of time between these two kindred 
 spirits, and many a quip and joke, which had their outlet in some 
 interlude or epigram, were doubtless indebted for their germs to 
 a merry-making at Chelsea, G-reenwich, Hampton Court, or 
 elsewhere. 
 
 The relationship between More and the Kastells, of whom one 
 was the- printer of both issues of the Hundred Merry Tales, 
 is next to be received into account ; but the press of John EasteU 
 was likewise employed in the production of all the earliest 
 editions of the works of Heywood, as that of his brother William 
 was of nearly all those of More. The pleasantries and outlines of 
 plots, too, perhaps, were communicated to Heywood by his 
 illustrious friend, and embodied in interludes, which made their 
 appearance in type with the imprint of a typographer, who 
 was connected by marriage with More, and whom it is not very 
 fanciful to suppose that he had recommended to his brother 
 humourist. 
 
 The two were, at one time, neighbours in Hertfordshire, if 
 indeed Hejrwood was not actually domiciled with the Chancellor 
 at one period of his life. They would be fond of collecting 
 all the racy and diverting tales which fell in their way, to 
 animate the conversation, as well as for literary use, and some 
 of these were apt to be unsuited for dramatic purposes, while 
 they might be thought deserving of preservation in some othei? 
 form. 
 
Editor's Preface. mi 
 
 It does not strike me as at all improbable that tbe Hundred 
 Merry Tales, looking at its great intrinsic merit, its relative 
 freedom from grossness, the skilful manipulation of the narra- 
 tives composing the series and their mainly original cast, and, 
 lastly, the laconic and uncommercial title under which the book 
 was ushered into publicity, that the collection was made by 
 John Heywood with the assistance, possibly at the instigation, 
 of Sir Thomas More, and committed to the press by More's 
 kinsman in the same way that one or other of the two Eastells 
 gradually executed the bulk of the publications of both authors. 
 I propose to draw together the two or three scattered circum- 
 stances, which first led me to surmise that, in the most ancient 
 and most interesting body of faceticB in our own or any other 
 language, the writer of Utopia and his jocund acquaintance — 
 both alike the favourites of kings — were intimately concerned ; 
 and it will be granted, I hope, that for this experimental attri- 
 bution there is much more solid ground than ordinary conjec- 
 ture. 
 
 Without any note of the year, but presumably in 1519, and 
 at all events prior to the appearance of the Tales, John Eastell 
 printed the Interlude of the Four Elements. This piece is 
 usually regarded as anonymous ; and I cannot go so far as to 
 positively lift the veil from the authorship. But it is curious 
 enough that No. 19 of the Tales treats " Of the iiii. elemetj^s 
 where they soulde sone be found." The affinity of title and 
 subject may amount to nothing, although it is to be borne in 
 mind that the dramatic profession, at this time, had very few 
 followers, and that the topic was a peculiar one. But, indepen- 
 dently of all that, there is a link between the little entry in the 
 old story-book and the interlude of a far more pronounced 
 character. In the play occurs the following passage : — 
 
 " Kwmanity. Thou art a mad guest; by this light ! 
 Sensual Appetite. Yea, Sir, it is a fellow that never fails — 
 
 But canst get my master a dish of quails 1 
 
 Small birds, swallows, or wagtails ? 
 
 They be light of digestion. 
 Tavener. Light of digestion ? for what reason ? 
 Sen. For physic putteth this reason thereto, 
 
mii Editor's Preface. 
 
 Because those birds fly to and fro, 
 
 And be continual moving. 
 Tav. Then know I of a lighter meat than that. 
 Hu. I pray thee, tell me what. 
 Ta. If ye will needs know at short and long, 
 
 It is even a woman's tongue, 
 
 For that is ever stirring." 
 
 Now, No. 9 of the Tales speaks "of hym that sayd that a 
 womans tong was lightest met of degestion." It purports to be 
 a London story ; and the question arises, whether the compiler 
 of the jest-book borrowed from the interlude, or the dramatist 
 merely employed in the latter material which he had by him, and 
 subsequently included in the Tales} My own view is that the 
 two passages are sufficiently like to have proceeded from the 
 same source, and sufficiently different to make the hypothesis 
 allowable, that the one was a dramatized development of the 
 other, rather than that the jest was borrowed from the piece ; 
 and I should, moreover, be inclined to put on the same footing 
 the parallel between the interlude of the Four Elements and 
 the ninth story in the book before us. There is altogether a 
 cross-thread of testimony, which can be, at any rate, hardly 
 otherwise than worth the space which it has cost to set it forth, 
 and the more so, since we may have thus succeeded in removing 
 the common mystery, which has hitherto hung over the produc- 
 tion both of play and jest-^book ; nor, in estimating the facts 
 represented, ought we on any account to forget the condition of 
 the press and the stage under Henry VIII. , and how widely 
 it differed from their aspect under Elizabethan and Stuart rule. 
 In the first moiety of the sixteenth century, the individuals 
 in England capable of conceiving and carrying out such perfor- 
 mances as the Hundred Merry Tales and the interludes of 
 Hey wood were countable on the fingers of one's hand ; and even 
 in the absence of the remarkable coincidence which I have 
 above indicated, the sponsorship for all works of the kind really 
 lies within a very narrow range. It was not then as it was in 
 and after the days of Shakespear, when a crowd of adventurers 
 
 ' I refer the reader, for the original of the story, to the Notes. 
 
Editor's Preface. ix 
 
 swamped the market with their competitive labours. In 1526, 
 the buyers and readers of miscellaneous literature were chiefly 
 to be found among courtiers and scholars, and if Beatrice had 
 actually had the Tales under her eyes, it is excessively unlikely 
 that her mother ever beheld a copy. 
 
 Having regard to the unique brevity of the title to the 
 collection, the abstinence from prefatory comment and the 
 unbroken silence on the quarter whence the MS. was 
 obtained, I should, if the names of Heywood and More were 
 given to me, adjudge the book to More rather than to Heywood; 
 because, in the case of Heywood, the anonymity could have no 
 meaning, whereas a man in a high official capacity might not 
 have chosen to identify himself with a miscellany containing so 
 many censures on the Church. Two poetical trifles had, during 
 his earlier years, stolen into print without his name, perhaps 
 without his sanction : The Merry Jest how a Serjeant would 
 learn to he a friar, ^ and the Booh of Lady Fortune -^ and he had 
 composed a series of stanzas illustrating the stages of human life 
 for some hangings in his lather's house.^ Jeux d^esprit and light 
 literature accorded with his taste, if not consonant with the 
 dignity of his legal position. 
 
 I discern another corroboration of my theory in the sources 
 to which the editor or adapter of the Tales went, where he 
 drew from prior books, for they were just the class of 
 literature to which the attention of scholars only would have 
 been attracted. I beg to mention the Summa Prcedicantium of 
 Johannes de Bromyard and the Joci ac Sales of Luscinius, the 
 latter bearing date 1524, two years before the appearance of 
 the English collection, and a sort of volume which Desiderius 
 Erasmus of Rotterdam might have sent across the sea to divert 
 his Chelsea correspondent. 
 
 No. 19 of the Tales in the issue of 1526 seems to follow the cue 
 of No. 8, and to be in the same misogynous vein ; and in the 
 
 ^ Hazlitt's Popular Poetry, iii. Warton does not speak favourably of this 
 piece j but I confess that it seems to me very entertaining and clever. 
 
 " Hazlitt's Fugitive Tracts, 1875, 1st Series. 
 
 ^ Warton's K. of E. Poetry, 1871, iv., 91. 
 
X Editor's Preface. 
 
 former, as well as in No. 62, Of the man that had the dome 'vtryfe^ 
 the aspen leaf is associated with the woman's tongue, though 
 in a different sense. 
 
 If my idea as to the association of More with the Tales of 
 1526 be of any value, it may be an aid, in following the clue 
 thus afforded, to remind the reader that, amid the multiplicity of 
 topics embraced, there are several articles of a traditional cast, 
 appertaining to the very commencement of the Tudor era, when 
 More himself was a mere youth. I am looking at the anecdotes 
 about the Welsh and Justice Vavasour, which belong to the 
 fifteenth, rather than to the sixteenth, century ; and these might 
 have been communicated by his father Sir John More, or picked 
 up in conversation with the old judge's friends. The advent to 
 the throne of a prince of Cambro- British blood had led to a 
 great scramble for places of profit among the TaSyhood and 
 to the migration of considerable numbers to London, where 
 their gaucheries laid them open to ridicule and their predatory 
 tastes to chastisement. 
 
 At the same time, the suspected and proposed ascription of 
 the volume cannot very well be pushed farther than a claim on 
 behalf of More and his friend as contributors to its contents ; 
 for that there was a third hand in the affair — ^probably that 
 of the printer and editor — certain expressions seem clearly to 
 denote, and, for instance, in the anecdote about a man fully as 
 celebrated as More himself, neither the latter nor Hejrwood could 
 surely have described the antagonist of Wolsey as " one master 
 Skelton, a poet laureat." 
 
 The Hundred Merry Tales were probably recommended to 
 the compiler, as regards the complement, by the Decameron of 
 Boccaccio, which had not yet been rendered into English, but 
 was, of course, familiar to scholars in the original language. It 
 has been often observed that in the old times a certain mystic 
 affection existed for odd numbers, and that thence sprang the 
 Three Fates, the Nine Muses, the Nine Sybilline Books, the 
 Seven Wise Men, and so forth ; but, as a matter of fact, the 
 decimal and its multiples were nearly as usual, and even "in 
 the Scriptures we get the Ten Wise and Foolish Virgins, the 
 Forty Years in the Wilderness, the Ten Commandments, the 
 
Editor's Preface. xi 
 
 Twelve Tables of the Mosaic Law, and the Twelve Judges of 
 Israel. At all events, in early romantic lore no occult signifi- 
 cance was attached to odd or even numbers ; but a century was 
 not an unfrequent total. 
 
 One criterion of the special excellence of the Hundred Tales, 
 1526, is the manifest declension in merit of ^e Merry Tales and 
 Quich Answers, which appeared a few years later in imitation 
 of them, and which are equally entitled to be called Shakespear's 
 Jest-Book, inasmuch as the trick of the boy on the blind man 
 (No. 131) is quoted in the same drama, in which an incidental 
 allusion occurs to the anterior publication. 
 
 The Tales and Quick Answers, by whomsoever they were 
 brought together, are far more academical in their tone and 
 complexion than the undertaking, in which I have attempted 
 to trace the helping hand of More ; and this test is more applicable 
 to the second edition (1567) than to the first of or about 1530. 
 Yet, on the other hand, there is a certain proportion of matter 
 in this volume germane in character and equal in interest to 
 any found in the predecessor ; and one might be apt to indulge 
 in a speculation, whether the editor or publisher had access to 
 unused portions of the original MS., if it were not the case that 
 the supplemental stories first added, so far as we at present 
 know, in 1567 exhibit a similar admixture of the vernacular 
 with the classical, of anecdotes of the ancients with humorous 
 traits connected with the current or previous reign — ^Httle waifs 
 of hearsay or report, which were calculated to lend a fillip to the 
 book, at the same time that the citations from Plutarch and 
 Lucian helped to communicate to the pages an odour of the ink- 
 horn, acceptable to the more erudite ; but it is notable that no 
 mention of Erasmus is made in the Hundred Tales nor in the 
 first impression of the Tales and Quich Answers, although four 
 consecutive items in the second known issue of the latter refer 
 to him and his alleged heresies in a way which shews that the 
 compiler was a friend to the Reformed Church, even if not that 
 those insertions had formed part of some intermediate edition 
 prior to the official establishment of Protestantism in England. 
 
 In the interlude of the Four Elements (1519), Tom Couper 
 is introduced as a random name by one of the characters ; in 
 
xii Editor's Preface. 
 
 the Merry Tales, No. 53, Master Cooper occurs in the same sort 
 of way, unless the jest was the report of a matter of fact. This 
 is a very insignificant rivet in the chain of supposed relationship 
 between our two earliest jest-books and one of our most ancient 
 dramatic productions of its class ; but I jot it down for what 
 it may be worth as a minor factor ; and, once more, as 
 regards the identity of sources from which the Tales oi 1526 
 and a portion of those of the second collection or series 
 were by possibility derived, there is the evident correlation 
 between No. 20 of the former work and No. 54 of the latter, of 
 which both came from some one conversant with Vavasour and 
 his eccentricities. A still more powerful plea for the notion 
 that the two volumes had a common editor is the striking 
 similarity of treatment and style, and the uniformity of tone 
 toward the church and the female sex. 
 
 The popularity of the Tales in our hands survived, more or 
 less, down to the time of Elizabeth, and there are traces, both in 
 the Stationers' Register and in the literature of the period, of 
 editions of the work, of which not so much as an unique copy 
 has descended to us. The Hundred Merry Tales, properly so 
 named, and the Merry Tales and Quick Answers seem after a 
 while to have been occasionally confounded from the tolerably 
 close correspondence in the titles ; thus Sir John Harington, in 
 his Apology (for the Metamorphosis of AjaxJ, 1596, observes: 
 
 " Ralph Horsey, Knight, the best housekeeper in Dorsetshire, a good free, 
 holder, a deputie Lieutenant. Oh, sir, you keep hauks and houndes, and 
 hunting horses : it may be som madde fellowe will say, you must stand up to 
 the chinne, for spending five hundred poundes, to catch hares, and Partridges, 
 that might be taken for five poundes." Then comes this note in the margin : 
 " according to the tale in the hundred Mery Tales." 
 
 But Harington's memory deceived him, for he meant to refer to 
 No. 52 of the Merry Tales and Quick Answers, where we meet 
 with a story " Of hym that healed franticke men ; " and it is 
 accompanied by this moral : " This tale toucheth such young 
 gentyll menne, that dispende ouer moche good on haukes, 
 and other trifils." 
 
 The allusion to the Henry VIII. book in works of later date, 
 and even the entries at Stationers' Hal], do not absolutely prove 
 
Editor's Preface. xiii 
 
 that the volume was ever republished after 1526. But Laneham, 
 in his Letter from Renilworth, 1575, enumerates the Tales 
 among the contents of the library of Captain Cox of Coventry, 
 which, as the writer usually cites books and tracts of contempo- 
 rary date, may possibly serve as a piece of collateral evidence in 
 favour of the existence at one period of impressions now un- 
 known. 
 
 Taylor the Water-Poet, too, cites the Tales as one of the 
 works of reference employed by him in the composition of Sir 
 Gregory Nonsense his Newesfrom, no Place, 1622, as if even at 
 that epoch they had not quite lost their reputation. 
 
 As the plan adopted is to place the Hdndked Merry Tales 
 before the public for the first time, in the very form and 
 semblance which it wore at its issue from the press of John 
 Kastell 360 years since, the original text is given without the 
 slighest alteration in any respect, and the Additional Tales, 
 in the other edition by Eastell without date, are inserted in 
 the Appendix. 
 
 The Notes, for a few of which I am indebted to the erudition 
 of Dr. Oesterley, are mainly illustrative of the sources whence 
 the Anecdotes were taken, where they are not, as frequently 
 happens, original, and occasionally of the later application of 
 them in the books of the people, which cheered the life of the 
 seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. But I did not consider 
 it worth while to trace the stories through all their modern 
 developments and modifications. 
 
 The reprint of A C. Mery Talys from the dateless edition of 
 Eastell under the care of Mr. S. W. Singer, and from that text 
 again in Old English Jest Boohs, 1864, is not literally accurate, 
 as I discovered to my regret, when the original copy was lent 
 to me many years ago by Mr. HalliweU-Phillipps. 
 
 W. C. H. 
 
 Barnes Common^ Surrey. 
 March, 1887. 
 
APPENDIX. 
 
 The three stories from the undated edition not included in that of 
 1526.' 
 
 ^ Of the courtear that ete the hot custarde. xcvii. 
 ^ A CERTAYNE merchaunt and a courtear, being upon a time together 
 at dyner hauing a hote custerd, the courtear being somwhat homely of 
 maner toke parte of it and put it in hys mouth, whych was so hote that 
 made him shed teares. The merchaunt, lokyng on him, thought that 
 he had ben weeping, and asked hym why he wept. This curtear, not 
 wyllynge [it] to be known that he had brent his mouth with the hote 
 custerd, answered and said : sir, a^uod he I had a brother whych dyd a 
 certayn offence wherfore he was hanged ; and, chauncing to think now 
 vppon his deth, it maketh me to wepe. This merchaunt thought the 
 courtear had said trew, and anon after the merchaunt was disposid to 
 ete of the custerd, and put a sponefull of it in his mouth, and brent his 
 mouth also, that his eyes watered. This courtear, that perceuyng, spake 
 to the merchaunt and seyd : sir, quod he, pray why do ye wepe now ? 
 The merchaunt perseyued how he had bene deceiued and said : mary, 
 quod he, I wepe, because thou wast not hangid, when that thy brother 
 was hangyd. 
 
 ^ Of the ihrepointes belonging to a shrewd wyfe. xcix. 
 
 ^ A YONG man, that was desirous to haue a wyf, cam to a company 
 of P/z/losofers which were gadred to gider, requiring them to gif him 
 their opinion howe he might chose him sich a wyf that wer no shrew. 
 These Philosofers with gret study and delyberacion determinid and 
 shewd this man that there were Hi especial pointes, wherebi he shuld 
 
 (l) The matter in italics is supplied from conjecture. 
 
1 6 Appendix. 
 
 sure know if a woman were a shrew. The i point is that if a woman 
 have a shril voyce, it is a gret token that she is 4 shrew. The ii point 
 is that, if a woman have a sharp nose, then most commenly she is a 
 shrew. The iii point that neuer doth mis is' that if she were [a] ker- 
 chefer," ye may be sure she is a shrew. 
 
 ^[ Of the man that paynted the lamb upon his ivyfes bely. c. 
 
 II A CONNING painter ther was dwelling in London, which had a 
 fayre yong wife, and for thingis that he had to do went ouer se ; but 
 because he was somwhat jelous, he praed his wyfe to be content, that 
 he might paint a lamb upon her bely, and praed her it might remain 
 ther, til he cam home again ; wherewith she was content. After 
 which lamb so painted he departid ; and sone after that, a lusti yong 
 merchaunt, a bacheler, came and woed his wyf, and obteined her fauor, 
 so that she was content he shuld lye with her ; which resortid to her 
 and had his plesure oftymes ; and on time he toke a pensell, and to 
 the lamb he painted ii hornys, wening to the wif that he had but re- 
 freshed the old painting. Than at the last, about a yere after, her hus- 
 band cam home again, and the first night he lay with his wyfe, he 
 loked uppon his wifes bely, and saw the ii homes painted there. He 
 said to his wif, that some other body had been besy there, and made a 
 new painting : for the picture that he painted had no homes and 
 and this hath homes ; to whome this wif shortly 
 
 cetera desunt. 
 
 (1) The Hi pint is that never mis that, &'e., old copy, according to Singer. 
 
 (2) The kerchief, which was a very costly item of ladies' dress during the Tudor and Stuart 
 times, formed part of the head-gear, and was doubtless worn in a different way by different 
 persons. In the New Courtly Sonet of sthe Lady Greensleeves, printed in Robinson's 
 "Handful of Pleasant Delites," 1584, the lover says to his mistress : — 
 
 " I bought three kerchers to thy head, 
 That were wrought fine and gallantly: 
 I kept thee both at board and bed, 
 Which cost my purse well-fa vourdly." 
 
NOTES 
 
 Tale I., f. i. ro. Comande me.] The jest turns here on the double meaning of 
 the words command and doubt or dout In French and early English the former 
 signifies either to command or to commend. 
 
 Tale II., f. i. ro^^ This does not occur in the undated edition. 
 
 Tale III., f.i. ro.] This is a very common story. It may be found, told some- 
 what differently, in Boccaccio, 7th Day, 7th Novel, in the Pecorone of Ser Giovanni 
 Fiorentino, in Barbazan's Fabliaux, where it is related of the Bourgeoise d'Orleans, 
 and in the Facetiae of Poggius [de Muliere qua virum defraudavii). The imitations 
 in more modern works are innumerable. 
 
 Tale IV., f. i. fo.] In the undated edition this is described as the tale IT Of 
 John Adroyns in the dyuils apparell. A story very similar, as an actual incident, 
 is inserted in the Autobiography of Wallett the Queen's Jester, 1870. See John 
 Heywood's Epigrams, dfc, Spenser Soc. ed., p. 214. 
 
 At the bottom of fol. i. verso there is in the original copy an imperfection in the 
 text after broke, where the words his nek, found in the other edition, are required to 
 complete the sense. 
 
 Tale V., f. ii. ■z'O.] In the undated edition this is T Of the ryche man and 
 his two sonnes. It is mutilated. 
 
 Tale VI., f. ii. vo."] Compare Les Cent Nouvelles Nouvelles, No. 62 ; Celio 
 Malespini, Novelle, 1609, nov. 2; Decker and Webster's Northward Hoe, 1607 
 (Webster's works, by Hazlitt, 1857,1, 178—9)- 
 
 Tale VII., i. iii. ro.J Not in the undated edition. This is a well known story 
 in German ; and compare Taylor's Wit and Mirth, 1630, p. loi, and Dr. Oesterley's 
 edit., 1 866, p. 14. 
 
 Tale IX., f. iii. vo^ This tale has served me as a clue to the probable or supposed 
 authorship of the book. See what I have said in the Introduction. Dr. Oesterley 
 observes: — The source of this tale is Johannes de Bromyard, Summa Praedi- 
 cantium, s. 1. & a. fol. Litt. L. v. § 21, Exempl. i.: " Patet per hiftoriam qua fertur 
 infirmum refpondiffe medico dicenti: quod comederet de parte pifcium caude propin- 
 quiori: quia fanior erat pars: quia plus mouebatur : ergo inquit infirmus: lingua 
 uxoris mee faniffima eft, quia continue mouetur," See also Wright, " Latin Stories 
 from MSS. of the 13th and 14th Centuries," 1842, No. 132: " DeLinguis Muherum." 
 Another verfion is found in Vincent of Beauvais, Speculum Morale, Duaci, 1624. 
 fol. 86: Narratvr de quodam, quod cum ipfe in mari haberet vxorem fuam fecum 
 
1 8 Notes. 
 
 lingualam, grauem ad tolerandum : cum imminente tempeftate clatnatum effet a 
 nautis, quod grauiora de naui proiicerentur, ille exhibuit vxorem dicens quod in tola 
 naui non erat aliquid grauius lingua eius. It is imitated in H. Bebelii Facetije, 
 opufcula, s. 1. & a. (circa 1512), 4°. fign. Cc verfo: De quodam in tempeftate maris 
 deprehenfo (de alio)," and repeated in Job. Gaftius " Convivalium Sermonum, tom. 
 i. p. 281, Bafil. 1549. 
 
 Tale XI., f. iiii. ra.] Compare Bebelius, Facetim, sign. Gg2, "De muliere citis- 
 sime nubente post obitum primi viri." It is versified in the Uncasing of Machivils 
 Instructions to his sonne, 1613, sign. C3 : 
 
 " If thou be slow to speake, as one I knew, 
 Thou wouldst assure thy selfe my counsels true ; 
 Hee (too late) finding her upon her knees 
 In Church, where yet her husbands coorse she sees. 
 Hearing the Sermon at his funerall, 
 Longing to behold his buriall, 
 This sutor being toucht with inward love. 
 Approached neare his lovely sute to move. 
 Then stooping downe he whispered in her eare 
 Saying he bore her love, as might appeare, 
 In that so soone he shewed his love unto her, 
 Before any else did app[r]och to woo her, 
 Alass (said she) your labour is in vaine, 
 Last night a husband I did entertaine." 
 
 See Notes and Queries, 3rd Series, v. 491. Stories of this kind are of very com- 
 mon occurrence in the modern collections of facetise. 
 
 Tale XII., f. iiii. ro.'\ See Retrospective Review, New Series, ii, 326, where it is 
 said that the tale of the miller with the golden thumb was still a favourite in York- 
 shire in 1854. There is a Somersetshire proverb, "An honest miUer hath a golden 
 thumb, but none but a cuckold can see it." 
 
 The reader may refer to my Popular Antiquities of Great Britain, 1870, iii, 342, 
 where a good deal of information on this subject is collected. 
 
 " When Davie Diker diggs, and dallies not, 
 
 When Smithes shoo horses, as they would be shod, 
 When millers toll not with a golden thumb." — 
 Gascoigne's Steel Glas, 1576. 
 
 (Works by Hazlitt, ii, 211 and Note) 
 
 Tale XIII., f. iiii. ro!] Dr. Oesterley enumerates two German imitations of this 
 Story in his edition, 1866, p. 22-3. But compare Ellis's Original Letters, 2nd Series, 
 ii, 99, loi, for a glimpse of the disturbed condition of Ireland at this very juncture. 
 
 Tale XIV., f iiii. voi\ The Archdeacon here intended was probably Richard 
 Rawson, who held the Archdeaconry of Essex from 1303 to 1343 (Le Neve's Fasti, 
 ed. Hardy, ii, 336). 
 
 Tale XVI., f v. ro?^ Compare Poggii Facetim, ap. Opera, 1538, fol. 439. — De 
 quodam paftore fimulatim confitente. Paftor ouium ex ea regni Neapolitani ora, quae 
 olimlatrociniisoperamdabantfemelconfefforem adijt,fua peccata didlurus. Cum ad 
 facerdotis genua procubuiffet, parce mihi (inquit ille lachrimans), pater mi, quoniam 
 graviter deliqui. Cum juberet dicere quid effet. Atque ille faspius id verbum inte- 
 raffet, tanquam qui nepharium admififfet fcelus. Tamden hortatu facerdotis, ait fe, 
 cum cafeum faceret, ieiunij tempore, expreffuri ladlis guttas quafdam quas non 
 
Notes. 1 9 
 
 fpreuiffet in os defilijffe. Turn facerdos qui mores illius patriae noffet fubridens, cum 
 dixiffet ilium deliquiffe qui quadragefimam non feruaffet, quaefivit numquid aliis 
 obnoxius effet peccatis ? Abnuente, pallor rogauit num cum alijs palloribus quen- 
 quam peregrinum ut mos effet illius regionis tranfeuntem fpoliaffet aut peremiffet ? 
 Ssepius, inquit, utraque in re cum reliquis fum verfatus. Sed iflud, ait, apud nos ita 
 eft confuetum, ut nulla confcientia fiat " 
 
 Tale XVIII., f. v. vo^ The fource of this tale is perhaps the fabhau Etula, in 
 Legrand d'Auffy, " Fabliaux," torn. iii. p. 77 ; better in Sinner, "Catalogus Codicum 
 MSS." tom. iii.p. 379, No. 14. It is also related in the Scala Celi,i4.8o, de furto quinto, 
 fol. loi verfo: " Legitur quod cum duo latrones conveniffent ut furarentur, unus 
 nuces et alter carnes ; perveniens ad fores ecclefiae qui furatus fuerat nuces, incepit 
 frangere et comedere eas ibi. Cujus fonitum audiens ille, qui cuftodiebat ecclefiam, 
 credens quod daemon ingreffus eft clauftrum et cuidam claudo, qui ire non potuit et 
 forti ruftico videnti nunciavit. Et dum ingreffi fuiffent ecclefiam, latro comedebat 
 nuces, credens quod effet focius fuus, qui portaret arietem, incepit clamare : Eftne 
 bene pinguis quem portas ? Tunc rufticus territus qui portabat claudum, credens 
 quod effet daemon : Nefcio fi eft pinguis vel macer, fed nunc relinquo eum vobis. 
 Et projeflo claudo ad terram tibiam aliam fibi fregit." Alfo in J oh. de Bromyard, 
 " Summa pradicantium," Litt. O, ii, § 6. 
 
 Imitations are : J. Pauli, "Schimpff und Emft," Straffburg, 1535, fol. No. 76, 
 fol. 15 ; G. Wickram, " Der Rollwagen," s. 1. 1557, No. 67, ( Frankf. 1590, fol. 72 : 
 " Wie zween Dieb einem Pfaffen das Podagram vertriben"), reprinted in Wacker- 
 nagel, " Deutfches Lefebuch," Wickram ; Hans Sachs, " Gedichte," vol. ii. 1. 4, fol. 
 73, Niirnberg, 1592, fol.: " Die zwen diebifchen Bachanten in dem Toden Kercker.'' 
 — O ester ley. 
 
 Tale XIX., f. vi. ■z/o.] Dr. Oesterley notes some modern German imitations 
 of this anecdote. But it may perhaps be read advantageously with the Interlude of 
 1519 in my Dodsley, vol. i. 
 
 Tale XX., f. vii. ro.'\ The judge Vavasour here mentioned was probably John 
 Vavasour, a member of an old Yorkshire family, who was Recorder of York, 1st 
 Henry VII., and became a justice of the Common Pleas in 1490. See Foss, v. 78-9. 
 Compare Merry Tales and Quicke Answers, No. 54. 
 
 Tale XXIL, f. vii. vo.l Dr. Oesterley says that this story originates in the 
 Summa Prcedicantium of Johannes de Bromyard, and is found in Holkot, Super 
 Libras Sapientice, 1489, fol. iii. He also cites imitations of it in modern German 
 works of later date. 
 
 Tale XXIV., f. viii. ro.] This is repeated in the Merrie Tales of the Wise men 
 of Gotatn m my "Shakespeare J est-Books," 1864, iii. No edition of the latter so 
 early as 1526 is known or likely; and it is within the limits of probability that the in- 
 sertion of this anecdote suggested the formation of a series of analogous noodledoms. 
 1526 was also before Borde's time. Here we have only three simpletons ; but the 
 number was subsequently extended to twelve. 
 
 Tale XXVI., f. viii. ro^ This story is slightly mutilated in the undated copy. 
 
 Tale XXVII., f. ix. ro ] Dr. Oesterley aptly remarks : " To take a nap at 
 sermon or at church is quite a common saying in Germany, so common indeed, 
 that a technical term, ' Kirchenschlaf,' has been given to this particular nap.'' 
 
 The anecdote is quoted by Latimer in his sixth sermon before Edward VI., 1549; 
 it is imitated in the Conceits of Hobson, 1607. 
 
ao Notes. 
 
 As regards St. Thomas of Acres, a contemporary writer, Skelton, in his Colin 
 Clout (Works, by Dyce, i, 357), says:— 
 
 "At the Austen fryers 
 They count us for lyers: 
 And at Saynt Thomas of Akers 
 They carpe us lyke crakers." 
 
 Tale XXVI 1 1., f. ix. ra.] This item is a mere indecipherable fragment in the 
 other edition. 
 
 Tale XXXI.. f. ix. vo^ Borde, in his Book of the Introduction of Knowledge 
 (1542), makes his Welshman say of himself: — 
 
 " I am a Welshman, and do dwel in Wales; 
 I have loued to serche budgets, and loke in males." 
 
 The Welsh have ceased to be borderers, but their celebrity for cheating, lying, 
 and drinking, as well as a certain stolid malignity, has not deserted them. Had 
 they been papists, instead of being mainly Protestant Dissenters, they would have 
 been found even more troublesome than the Irish, to whom they are in many re- 
 spects inferior. 
 
 Tales XXXIII. — IV., f. x m.] Both these are imperfect in the undated copy, 
 where they are Nos. 31 — 2. 
 
 Tale XXXV., f. x. wo.] "Dr. South, visiting a gentleman one morning, was ask'd 
 to stay Dinner, which he accepted of ; the Gentleman stept into the next Room and 
 told his Wife, and desired she'd provide something extraordinary. Hereupon she 
 began to murmur and scold, and make a thousand Words ; till at length her hus- 
 band, provok'd at her Behaviour, protested, that if it was not for the stranger in the 
 next Room, he would kick her out of Doors. Upon which the Doctor, who heard 
 all that passed, immediately stept out, crying, I beg. Sir, you'll make no Stranger of 
 me." — Complete London Jester, ed. 1771, p. 73. 
 
 Tale XXXVI., f. x. vo?\ Too fragmentary in the other copy to make out the text 
 or sense. Dr. Oesterly points out an analogue in Des Periers, Nonvelles Recreations, 
 1735, i, Nouv. 23, " Du jeune fils qui fit valoir le beau Latin que son Curd lui avoit 
 monstrd." 
 
 Tale XXXVIII., f. x. 7/(7.] In El Conde Lucanor, an early collection of 
 Spanish stories by Juan Manuel, a similar division of a woman occurs, except that 
 there the servant girl has only two claimants, the Virtue and the Vice, of whom the 
 latter selects the lower half. The same idea has been used in German literature. 
 
 Tale XL., f. xi. z/o.] This story is in the Fabliaux under the title of Les Trois 
 Aveugles de Compiegne, in Straparola, &c., and two variants occur in Scoggin's 
 Jests, Old English Jest Books, 1864, ii, where I mention that the same material is 
 worked up again in Hobsoiis Conceits, 1607. 
 
 Sarcinet, at the period to which the original anecdote points, was a texture,which 
 only certain persons were entitled to wear. See note by Sir Harris Nicolas to the 
 Privy Purse Expenses of Elizabeth of York, p. 220. 
 
 Tale XLL, f. xi. z/(?.] This is repeated in the Merrie Tales of Skelton, No. 6 ; 
 but there capons are substituted for the pheasants. A similar anecdote occurs in 
 the Jests of Scoggin. See Old English Jest Books, 1864, ii, pp. 10, 130. 
 
 Tale XLII., f. xii. vo^ A carter, when this book was published, and long after 
 indeed, was not necessarily what we should now understand from the term, as ordinSiry 
 
Notes. 2 1 
 
 vehicles for the conveyance of passengers — in fact, carriages— were down to the 
 Jacobean period of a form very similar to our carts. See Sussex Archceological 
 Collections, i, 178, and my note in the Antiquary, XIV, 252. 
 
 Tale XLIII., f. xii. vo.\ This is No. 33 of the other copy. 
 
 Tale XLI V., f. xiii., w.] In the other copy this is No. 42. It does not occur in 
 the Table to the original edition, though Singer, and after him the present writer, 
 inserted the heading both there and before the tale, which is found in the Summa 
 Pradicantium of Johannes de Bromyard, as follows: — "De quodam domino, qui 
 fatuum fuum infirmum frequenter cum per ilium tranfiret, confortari folebat. dicendo: 
 Spera indeo: ibis ad coelum. Cui ille femper refpondit : nolo illuc ire : a quo cum 
 uno die quereret, quare nollet illuc ire, refpondit : quia volo ire ad infernum ; quare ? 
 inquit; quia, inquit, diligo te : &ficut fui tecum in vita, ita volo tecum effe in morte. 
 & poft mortem: & quia tu ibis ad infernum : ita volo ego ratione focietatis. Cui do- 
 minus : quomodo fcis quod ego illud vadam ? quia, inquit. tota patria loquitur fic. di- 
 centes. quod tu es peffimus homo, et ideo ibis ad infernum: Et in veritate: qui malus 
 homo fuit prius. ex verbis illius compunftus: optime fe poflea correxit." 
 
 Tale XLVIII., f. xiii. vo^ This anecdote is also in the Summa Prcedicantium, 
 a book very likely, by the by, to have fallen in Sir Thomas More's way; but probably 
 the original germ is the Latin Fabliau printed by Wright in his selection of Latin 
 Stories, 1842, No. 129, under the title of " De rustico et simia." The text is incom- 
 plete in the copy of the other impression. The imitations of it are very numerous. 
 
 Tale XLIX., f. xiiii. ro.] This is also mutilated in the copy of Rastell's other 
 edition. Dr. Oesterley has collected a large body of imitations and analogues 
 {Shakesp. Jest Book, 1866, p. 83 — 4). 
 
 Tale LI., f. xiiii. vo.] Imperfect in the undated copy. 
 
 Tale LI I., f. xv. ro.'\ The Church of St. Nicholas Shambles was in Newgate 
 Market ; it was demolished at the Reformation. 
 
 Tale LIV., f. xv. ro.] 
 
 Thus these sysmatickes, 
 And lowsy lunatickes, 
 With spurres and prickes 
 Call true men heretickes. 
 They finger their fidles, 
 And cry in quinibles, 
 Away these bibles. 
 For they be but ridles ! 
 And give them Robyn Whode, 
 For to red howe he stode, 
 In mery grene wode. 
 Where he gathered good, 
 Before Noyes Floodd. 
 
 The Image oflpocrysy, part 3. 
 
 Tale \N.,i.if.v.vol\ Defective in the undated copy. The story is adopted by 
 the compiler of Scoggins Jests, where we are told, " How the Priest said: Deus qui 
 •viginti fliii tui, when he should have said Deus qui unigeniti" but the text differs. 
 
 Tale LVI., f. xvi. w.] The miracle play in Warwickshire was one of the series 
 performed at Coventry, but does not occur in the printed collection entitled Ludus 
 
2 2 :Notes. 
 
 Coventriae. There is, however, the "Emission of the Holy Ghost," inserted among 
 the Chester Mysteries, edited by Wright for the Shakespeare Society, ii, 134 : — 
 
 "Petrus. 
 
 I beleeve in God omnipotente. 
 That made heaven and eirth and firmament, 
 With fleadfaft harte and trewe intente, 
 And he is my comforte. 
 
 Andreas 
 
 And I beleeve more I be lente, 
 In Jefu his fonne from heaven fente, 
 Vereye Chrift that us hath kente, 
 And is our elders lore. 
 
 Jacobus Major. 
 
 And I beleeve, with bofte, 
 In Jefu Chrifte, in mighteft mofte, 
 Confeveith through the holye ghofte, 
 And borne was of Marye. 
 
 Johannes. 
 
 And I beleeve, as I cane fee, 
 That under Pilate fuffred he, 
 Skourged and nayled on roode tree, 
 And buryed was his fayre bodye. 
 
 Thotnas. 
 
 And I beleeve, and fouth can tell, 
 That he ghoflly wente to helle : 
 Delivered his that there did dwell, 
 And rofe the thirde dale. 
 
 Jacobus Minor. 
 
 And I beleeve fully this, 
 That he fteyed up to heaven bleffe, 
 And on his fathers righte hand is. 
 To raigne for ever and aye. 
 
 Philipus. 
 
 And I beleeve, with harte (leadfafte. 
 That he will come at the lafle. 
 And deeme mankinde as he has cafte, 
 Bouth the quicke and the dead. 
 
 Barthelemewe. 
 
 And I beleffe ihalbe mofte 
 
 In vertue of the holye ghoft. 
 
 And through his helpe, without bofte, 
 
 My life I thinke to leade. 
 
Notes. 23 
 
 Mathieus. 
 
 And I beleeve, through Codes grace, 
 Suche beleffe as holye chourch has, 
 That Codes bodye graunted us was 
 To ufe in forme of bredde. 
 
 Symon. 
 
 And I beleve with devocion 
 Of fynne to have remiffion, 
 Through Chrifles bloode and paffion. 
 And heaven, when I am dead. 
 
 Jude. 
 
 And I beleeve, as all we mon, 
 
 In the generall refurrexcion 
 
 Of eiche bodye, when Chrifle is borne 
 
 To deme bouth good and evill. 
 
 Matheus. 
 
 And I beleeve, as all we maye, 
 Everlaftinge life after my daye 
 In heaven to have ever and aye, 
 And fo overcome the devill." 
 
 Tale LVIL, f. xvi. vo^ Dr. Oesterley here writes : — " Th^ divifion of the De- 
 calogue followed in this tale is taken from Exodus xx; it was adopted by the Council 
 of Trent, and ufed by the whole Latin Church. Luther approved of it, and it is ftill in 
 ufe with the entire Lutheran denomination. The divifion now employed by the Church 
 of England is the fame which has always been ufed by the Greek Church. It was 
 ftrongly recommended by Calvin in 1536, adopted by Bucer and the Tetrapolitans, 
 and is to be found in any Englifh formulary fince 1537. Mr. Hazlitt's conjefture for 
 the lacuna in his edition, p. 28, is therefore inadmiffible ; and this is more clearly 
 fhown by the fadl, that in his interpolation either the feventh or eight command- 
 ment is omitted. To judge from the undamaged paffages, however, there must 
 have been fome difference between Mr. Hazlitt's original and mine : the text of the 
 mutilated copy cannot have read but thus : The eighth, not to bear falfe witnefs 
 againjlthy neighbour. The ninth and tenth, not to couete nor defyre no mannes 
 goodes vnlefully. Thoujhalt not defyre thy neyghbours wyfe, &c., this being exaflly 
 the form, which was nearly exclufively ufed fince its acceptation by the Council 
 of Trent Catechiflm. It is likewife found in Mafkell's and Bifhop Hilfey's Primers. 
 
 The feven deadly fins have always been the fame, but their divifion is fometimes 
 different. See Mr. Hazlitt's edition, p. 83, note '2, and Mafkell's " Prymer," in 
 " Monum. Ritual. Anglic.'' vol. ii. p. 178, London, 1846." 
 
 Richard Whitford, in his Werke for Householders, first printed before 1530, says 
 of the Seven deadly Sins : — "yet must you have a lesson to teche your folkes to be- 
 ware of the VII pryncipall synnes, whiche ben communely called the seven dedely 
 synnes, but in dede they done call them wronge : for they be not alway dedely 
 synnes. Therefore they sholde be called capytall or pryncipall synnes, and not 
 dedely synnes. These ben theyre names by ordere after our dyvysion; Pryde, Envy, 
 Wrath, Covetyse, Glotony, Slouth, and Lechery." 
 
24 Notes. 
 
 Tale LVIII., f. xvi. wo.] A metrical imitation of this is to be found in John 
 Cotgrave's Wits Interpreter, ed. 1662, p. 286. 
 
 Tale LXII., f. xvii. vo^ This is introduced by Rabelais into his narrative, 
 lib. 3, C. 34 ; but he puts a physician in the devil's place. A metrical version is 
 found in the Scholehouse of Women, first printed about 1540. In the undated copy 
 the text is imperfect 
 
 Tale LXIII., f. xviii. ro^ It is by no means unlikely, as Dr. Oesterly first 
 suggested, that the editor of A C. Mery Talys borrowed this from Ottomarus 
 Luscinius, "Joci ac Sales mir^ festivi," 1524, No. 50, where however, it is related of 
 Aristotle. There are later imitations. 
 
 Tale LXVI., f. xviii. 7/0.] In the Table to the undated copy, this purports to 
 be told "of him that woulde gette the maystrye of his wyfe." The text is incomplete 
 at the end ; but in the Schoolhouse of Women we have a metrical paraphrase, which 
 supplies the deficiency: — 
 
 " A husband man, having good trust 
 His wife to him bad be agreeable. 
 Thought to attempt if she had be reformable, 
 Bad her take the pot, that sod over the fire, 
 And set it aboove upon the astire. 
 
 She answered him : ' I hold thee mad, 
 And I more fool, by Saint Martine ; 
 Thy dinner is redy, as thou me bad, 
 And time it were that thou shouldst dine, 
 And thou wilt not, I will go to mine.' 
 ' I bid thee (said he) vere up the pot.' 
 • A ha ! (said she) I trow thou dote.' 
 
 Up she goeth for fear, at last. 
 No question mooved where it should stand 
 Upon his hed the pottage she cast. 
 And heeld the pot still in her hand, 
 Said and swore, he might her trust. 
 She would with the pottage do what her lust." 
 
 Tale LXIX., f. xix. wo.] This is a very common and favourite hoax. In Joake 
 tipon Joake, 1721, it is inserted of Charles II., Nell Gwynn, and the Duchess of , 
 Portsmouth, the last being made the sufferer. 
 
 But the editor of the Tales was probably indebted to the Joci ac Sales of Lus- 
 cinius, 1 524, already cited, although their texts do not perfectly accord in the de- 
 tails. The incident occurs with a slight variation among the Jests of Scogin. 
 
 Tale LXX., f. xix. voJ] There is a similar story in Tarltoris Newes out of 
 Purgatory. Both have the air of having had a common Italian origin. 
 
 Tale LXXL, f. xx. ro.] Dr. Oesterley {Shakesp.Jest Book, 1866, p. 122) 
 adduces several comparatively late parallels, and adds — "A very fimilar ftory can be 
 heard to this day in Germany: A waiter in theWeidenbufch Hotel in Frankfort o. M. 
 propofes the following riddle to a Pruffian Lieutenant: It is not my brother, it is not 
 my fifler, and yet it is my mother's child. The lieutenant gueffes and gueffes, until at 
 lafl the waiter tells him that it is himfelf. On the following day the lieutenant puts 
 the fame riddle at an evening party. The whole company declares : That is your- 
 felf, Lieutenant. No, Ladies and Gentlemen, it is the waiter at the Weidenbufch 
 Hotel." 
 
Notes. 2 5 
 
 Talk LXXIIL, f. xx. voi\ The village of Shottery, mentioned as the scene of 
 this Jest, is about a mile from Stratford, between that town and Bordon Hill. 
 
 Tale LXXIV., f. xx. vo^ Undecipherable in the undated copy. 
 
 Tale LXXV., f. xx. fo.] The saying, which constitutes the stamina of this 
 anecdote, is a different form of the one, that a thousand angels can stand on the point 
 of a needle. Ward of Stratford, in his Diary, ed. 1839, p. 94., has this passage : — 
 One querying another, whether a thousand angels might stand on the point of a 
 needle, another replied, " That was a needles point." 
 
 Tale LXXVI., f. xx. vo^ Imperfect in the undated copy. 
 
 Tale LXXVIII., f. xxi. vo?\ Borde, in the Fyrst boke of the Introduction of 
 Knowledge (1542) puts into the mouth of the Welshman: — 
 
 " I do loue cause boby, good tested chese." 
 
 Tale LXXX., f. xxi. vo.'\ In his Discovery of Witchcraft, 1584, ed. 1651, p. 
 191, Scot has copied this anecdote as follows : — " So it was, that a certain Sir 
 John, with some of his company, once went abroad jetting, and in a moon-light even- 
 ing, robbed a miller's weire and stole all his eeles. The poor miller made his mone 
 to Sir John himself, who willed him to be quiet ; for he would so curse the theef, and 
 all his confederates, with bell, book, and candel, that they should have small joy of 
 their fish. And therefore the next Sunday, Sir John got him to the pulpit, with his 
 surplisse on his back, and his stole about his neck, and pronounced these words 
 following : — 
 
 'AH you that have stolne the millers eeles, 
 
 Laudate Doininum de coelis. 
 And all they that have consented thereto, 
 Benedicamus Domino' 
 
 Lo (saith he), there is savce for your eeles, my masters." 
 
 The text is too imperfect in the undated copy to ascertain the sense, and until 
 the Gottingen one was discovered, the substantial transcript in Scot, which I first 
 pointed out in my notes to Old English Jest Books, 1864, formed our only resource 
 for a knowledge of the drift of the tale. 
 
 Tale LXXXI., i. xxi. vo?\ Imperfect in the undated copy. 
 
 Tale LXXXIL, f xxii. ro.] Dr. Oesterley {Shakespeare Jest Book, 1866, p. 
 134) quotes an anecdote in the " Nouveaux Contes k rire," 1702, where a family of 
 thieves steal a hog, kill it, and upon search being made for it, cover it with a cloth, 
 and weep for it as for their father. 
 
 Tale LXXXIII., f. xxii. ;-<?.] Very imperfect in the undated copy. 
 The same story occurs in ^^Facetia of Bebelius, according to Oesterley, under 
 the title of " De insatia cuiusdam sacerdotis fabula perfaceta," and it is also found 
 in the Jests of Scogin, from which I tried to supply the lacuna in the text, before 
 the Gottingen copy became knov/n. 
 
 Tale LXXXIV., f. xxii. ro?\ This and the three next are imperfect in the 
 undated copy. No. 84 also occurs with variations in the Jests of Scoggin. 
 
 Tale LXXXIX., f. xxiii. ro.\ This was the famous Sir Richard Whittington, 
 who is commemorated in plays, poems, and ballads. Thomas Heywood thus in- 
 troduces him into his drama entitled: If you know fiot me, you know nobody, 1606; it 
 
26 Notes. 
 
 is a dialogue held between Hobson, the haberdasher of the Poultry, and Dr. Newell, 
 Dean of St. Paul's :— 
 
 "Z'r. Now. This Sir Richard Whittington, three times Mayor, 
 Son to a knight, and 'prentice to a mercer. 
 Began the library of Gray-friars in London, 
 And his executors after him did build 
 Whittington College, thirteen almshouses for poor men, 
 Repair'd Saint Bartholomew's in Smithfield, 
 Glazed the Guildhall, and built Newgate. 
 
 Hob. Bones a me, then, I have heard lies ; 
 For I have heard he was a scullion. 
 And rais'd himself by venture of a cat. 
 
 Dr. Now. They did the more wrong to the gentleman.'' 
 
 This, as well as the following story is defective in the other copy. 
 
 Tale XCI., f. xxiii. vo.'l This story is omitted in the undated impression ; 
 and it is one of the longest and best in the series. 
 
 Tale XCIV., f. xxiiii. vo^ The text of the undated copy is mutilated both in 
 this and the next article. 
 
 Tale XCVII., f. xxv. roi\ This is also imperfect in the other copy. 
 
 Tale XCVIII., f. xxv. w.] This story is peculiar to the edition of 1526, and 
 the next "Of the northern man that was all hart," has all but perished in the other 
 copy, merely a few illegible fragments remaining. 
 
 Tale C, f. xxvi. roI\ This is also incomplete in the undated copy. 
 
 Appendix.] Tales numbered 97, 99, and 100 in the undated copy are wanting 
 in that of 1526. They are all more or less incomplete, the last terminating abruptly 
 from the failure of the fragments of pasteboard to supply the end. 
 
INDEX. 
 
 *j(,* The roman numerals refer to the Introductory matter, the folios to 
 the text, and the arable to the Appendix and Notes. 
 
 Aeeoyntanee, acquaintance, f. ii. verso. 
 AdroynS, John, f. i. verso, ii. recto. 
 
 Adventures, at all, f. xii. vo. 
 
 Andrews, St., Holborn, f. viii. vo. 
 Antler, a term for a deer, f. ix. vo. 
 Arbour, f. i. ro., and vo. f. xviii. 
 
 Arches Court, proctor of the, f. xviii. 
 
 vo. 
 
 As great pity to see a woman weep 
 as a goose to go barefoot, prov., 
 
 f. iii. vo. 
 
 Aspen leaf, f. vi. 'vo., f. xvii. ro. 
 
 Astronomy, judicial, taught at Oxford, 
 f. xxii. vo. 
 
 Barnet, f. xix. vo. 
 Bartholomew's, St., Smithfield, 26. 
 
 Bash, fear, f. ii. ro. 
 Bayard, a horse, f vii. vo. 
 
 Beards in 1526, f. x. ro. 
 Beatrice, Shakespear's, ii., ix. 
 Bell, book, and candle, f. xxi. vo. 
 Boccaccio, Gio., 17- 
 Borde, Andrew, 19—20, 25. 
 
 Bottelley or Botley, possibly the place 
 of that name in Hampshire, f. xii. vo. 
 
 Bourgeoise d'Orleans, 17- 
 
 Bow Parish, London, f. ix. ro. 
 
 Bread Street, London, i. iii. ro. 
 
 Bull, sign of the. Fleet Street, f. xi. vo. 
 
 Burial, forms of, f. Hi. vo., iiii. ro. 
 
 Butcher, f. xv. ro. 
 
 Candles used to light people home, 
 
 f. XXV. vo. 
 
 Cardinal's Hat, in Lombard Street, i. 
 xxiii. vo. 
 
 Carter, 20, f. xii. ro. 
 
 Cause bobe (toasted cheese), 25, f. v. ro., 
 f, xxi. vo. 
 
 Chandler, f. viii. ro. 
 
 Chaucer, Speght's, vi. 
 
 Cheese, toasted, 25, f. v. ro., f. xxi. vo. 
 
 Chelsea, vi., ix. 
 
 Chester Plays, 22—3. 
 
 Chines, Chinks, f. ii. ro. 
 
 " City," The, f. xi. w. 
 Chincough, The, f. xi. vo. 
 
 Coals, f. viii. vo. 
 
 Colebrook, f. xxiii, vo. 
 Conde Lueanor, El, 20. 
 Conjuration of the Devil, f. ii. ro., f. 
 
 vi. ro. 
 
 Corpus Christi Plays, f. xvi. vo. 
 Cox, Captain, of Coventry, xiii. 
 Countenance, to make his, f xix. vo. 
 Circuit, legal, f. vii. ro. 
 Cobbler, f. iii. vo. 
 Collation, f. xix. vo. 
 Collier's cart, f. viii. vo. 
 
 Command, commend, (. i. 
 
 Commandments, The, 23, f. i. 
 
 Confession, f v. ro. and vo., f. viii. vo., 
 f. xiii. vo., xviii ro, xxi vo, xxiii ro. 
 
 Constable, f. vi. vo. 
 Cornhill, f. xxiii. vo. 
 
 Curfew, f. V. vo., xviii. ro., xxi. zo., f. 
 xxiii. ro. 
 
28 
 
 Index. 
 
 Curate, anecdote of a, f. xxiii. ro. 
 Dagger in Cheap, The, f. xxiii. vo. 
 Davys op Thavies Inn, f. viii. ro., and 
 
 vo. 
 
 garden of, ibid. 
 
 Decalogue, The, 23, f. i. 
 
 " Devil's black breakfast," The, xix. 
 
 vo. 
 
 Dog cheap, f. xx. vo. 
 Dogs, names of, f. xx. ro. 
 
 Dout, do out, extinguish, f. i. 
 Drab, term of reproach, f. ix. ro. 
 
 Draught board of a privy, f. viii. vo. 
 
 Edward III, Wars of, in France, f. 
 xviii. ro and vo. 
 
 Eels, f. iiii. vo., {. xxi. vo. 
 
 Enough, to be, double meaning of, £ 
 
 xxiv. vo. 
 
 Erasmus, Desiderius, ix., xi. 
 
 Feminine tales, f. xvii. ro. 
 
 Filberts, f. v. vo., aseqq. 
 
 Fleet Street, f. xi. vo. 
 
 Fortune, Book of Lady, by Sir T. 
 
 More, ix. 
 
 Four Elements, Interlude of the, vii.— 
 viii., xi. 
 
 Story of the, f. vi. vo. 
 
 Franklin's son sent to Oxford 
 
 School, f. xix. vo. 
 
 French Wars of the English, f. xviii. 
 
 vo. 
 
 Friars limiters, f. x. vo., f. xiiii. vo., f. 
 
 xvi. vo., f. xxii. ro. 
 
 Friars, anecdotes of, f. x. ro. and vo., 
 i. xiiii. vo., i. xvi. vo., f.xxi. to., xxii. 
 
 vo. 
 
 Garlic, f. iii. ro. 
 
 GoUet, gullet, a small stream, f. ix. vo, 
 
 Gothamite Tales, 29, f. viii. ro. 
 
 Grey Friars, London, f. xvi. vo. 
 
 Halfpenny, f. xiiii. vo. 
 
 the price of a ferry, f. xv. 
 
 vo. 
 
 Harington, Sir John, xii. 
 Hart-pasty, f. xxv. vo. 
 Hawks and hounds, xii. 
 Harvey, Gabriel, v.— vi. 
 
 Heinging, hanging, f. ii. ro. 
 
 Henry VIII., f. xvii. ro. 
 
 Herber, arbour, f. i. ro. and vo., f. xviii. ro. . 
 
 Hertfordshire, vi. 
 
 Heywood, John, v.— x. 
 
 Holborn Bridge, f. viii. ro. 
 
 Horsey, Ralph, xiL 
 
 Husbandry, thrift, f. vii. ro. 
 
 Jest, Merry, How a serjeant would learn 
 
 to be a friar, by Sir T. More, ix. 
 Joei ac Sales of Lusciniiis, 1524, ix. 
 Johannes de Bromyard, f. ix., 17—19. 
 John Daw, f. xix. ro. 
 John's, St., Clerkenwell, f. xviit. ro. 
 Jordan, a chamber pot, f. iii. ro. 
 
 Jordayn, Master, f. iii. ro. 
 Jury, Middlesex, f. xxiv, vo. 
 Kenilworth, xiiL 
 Kerchief, 16. 
 
 Kingston-upon-Thames, f. xiii. ro. 
 Kirehenschlaf, 19. 
 Knightsbridge, f. xxiv. ro. 
 
 Knakking, cracking, f. vi. ro. 
 
 Laneham, Robert, his Letter from 
 
 Kenilworth, xiii. 
 Lask, looseness, f. iii. ro. 
 Latin taught by friars, f. x. vo. 
 Lawrence Jewry, St., f xi. vo. 
 
 Lawyers, f. xiiii. vo., f. xvii. re. 
 
 Leman, f xxii. vo. 
 Lombard Street, f. xxiii. vo. 
 Lord's Prayer, The, f. xv. ro. and vo. 
 Luscinius, Ottomarus, ix. 
 Maltman of Colebrook, The, f. xxiii. 
 
 vo. 
 Manuel, Juan, 20. 
 Medicines, Book of, f. xi. ro. 
 
 Merry Tales and Quick Answers, xi. 
 
 — xii. 
 
 Miller, The, and his golden thumb, 
 
 18, f. iiii. ro. 
 Millers, i8, f. iiii. ro., f. V. vo. et sej), f. 
 xii. vo., f. xxi. vo. 
 
 More, Sir John, x. 
 
 Sir Thomas, vi.— xi., 21. 
 
 Muffled, mumbled, f. v. vo. 
 
 Naval strength of England, f. xvii. 
 
 ro. 
 
 Nicholas Shambles, St., 23, f. xv. ro. 
 
 Niggin, niggard, f. x. ro. 
 
 Nigginship, f. xxv. vo. 
 
Index. 
 
 29 
 
 Nikke, Riehard, Bishop of Nopwieh, 
 
 f. xi. vo., xii. ro. 
 
 Nobles, gold, f. v. vo. 
 Nopthamptonshipe, f. ix. vo. 
 
 NottiS, nuts, f. V. vo. 
 
 Nowell, Dp., Dean of St. Paul's, 26. 
 Numbeps, odd and even, ^. 
 
 Nuts, f. V. vo., f. vi. ro., &c. 
 
 O'Connor, f. iiii. i-o. 
 
 Op, before, f. ii. ro. 
 
 Oxford, Univepsity of, f. iii. vo., f. xi. 
 
 vo., f. xix. vo. 
 
 Patepnostep, The, f. xv. ro. and vo. 
 Philip Speneep, the buteher's man, 
 
 f. XV. vo. 
 
 Physician, xiiii. vo. 
 
 Pike, z'.— "Pyke the out of my 
 
 house," f. xii. ro. 
 
 Pipep, The, f. xx. vo. 
 
 Play, Stage, in Suffolk, f. i. vo., ii. ro. 
 
 POPleWS, purlieus, f. ix. ve. 
 
 Pound gapnet, f. iii. ro. 
 
 Ppepensed, premeditated, f. xxi. ro. 
 Pudding, liquid, f. vii. ro. 
 Rascal, a sort of deer, f. ix. vo. 
 
 Rastell, John and William, vi.— vii. 
 Rawson, Riehapd, Archdeacon of 
 
 Essex, 18, f. iiii. vo. 
 
 Robin Hood, f. xv. vo. 
 
 Robinson, Clement, 16. 
 
 Rope, coals seeuped in a cart with 
 
 a, f. viii. vo. 
 
 Sapcinet, 20, f. xi. vo. 
 
 Seaplet pobe of a judge, f. vii. ro. 
 
 Scotland, f. xvii. ro. 
 
 Scot's Discovery of Witchcpaft, 25. 
 
 Shalys, shells, f. vi. ro. 
 Sheep, coward, f. xxi. ro. 
 Shillings, f. xiiii. ro., f. xxii. vo. 
 
 Shoes, ppice of mending, f. iii. vo. 
 
 ShOttepy (near Stratford-on-Avon), i. xx. 
 
 vo. 
 Sip John, a priest, f. i. 
 
 Sins, Seven Deadly, f. v. vo. 
 
 Skelton, John, a., 20, f. xi. vo. et seqq. 
 
 Sleeping in chupch, 19, f. ix. ro. 
 Sleeves, wide, of fpiaps, f. xix. vo. 
 
 Slug, u., f. XXV. ro. 
 
 South, Dp., 20. 
 
 Sowne, swoon, f. iii. vo. 
 
 SOWteP, f. xxi. ro. 
 
 SpaPPed, closed, f. ii. ro., f. xxi. vo. 
 
 Spenser, Edmund, v. 
 
 Stage, state of the, in 1526, viii.— ix. 
 
 Stiliapd OP Steelyapd, The, f. iii. ro. 
 
 Stony Stpatfopd, f. ix. vo. 
 
 Stools in ehupches, f. ix. ro. 
 
 Stpatfopd-upon-Avon, f. xx. vo. 
 
 Stumble at a straw, and leap over 
 
 a block, prov. f. v. ro. 
 
 Suffolk, stage-play in, f. i. vo. 
 Summa ppsedieantium, ix. 
 
 TaylOP, John, the water-poet, xiil 
 
 Thomas of Acpcs, St., 20, f. ix. ro., f. 
 
 XXV. vo. 
 
 Tomoppow mass, f. viii. vo. 
 Toothache, rhyme fop the, f. xi. ro. 
 Tpenehep, f. iiii. vo. 
 
 Turpin, a servant, vii. ro. 
 
 Two gospels for a gpoat, f. xx. vo. 
 Vavasoup, Mp. Justice, x., f. vii. ro. 
 
 Vocation, vacation, f. xix. vo. 
 
 Wapwiekshire, f. xvi. ro., f. xx. vo. 
 
 Waster, a cudgel, f. i. vo. 
 
 Water op upine, judgment by the, 
 
 f. iii. ro. 
 
 Welsh, The, a. 20, f. v. ro., f. ix. vo., f. 
 
 xiii. vo., f. xvii. ro. and vo., f. xxi. vo. , 
 f. xxiv. vo. 
 
 WhitefriarS, London, f. xv. vo. 
 Whittington, Sir Riehard, 25—6, f. 
 
 xxiii. ro. 
 
 Wine, communion, f. xi. vo. 
 Women, Sehoolhouse of, a poem, 24. 
 properties of, f. vi. vo. 
 
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 £)f ti^ Ploct()? of arcbes tbat ijab tbe Iptell topfe» fo,rbut,i 
 
 £)f t^e.iitnonnps tijat ttjere %pupn of one p^cft* fo.]cbin*i 
 
 £>f t^e efquper t^at l^olbe batie bene matte &npgbt» fo^icbut*) 
 
 jSDf tbeman tljat teolD baue ttje pot ftanb tljere as be troUi* fo.jrtjuu! 
 
 £»f tbe penptent tbat fapb tbe fbepe of goD baue mercp tpon me. Mu. 
 
 t of tbe I)u(banD tbat fapb be twag 3!oljn babo. fo»i;i)C«i 
 
 tf of tlje fboter of orfo^D tbat pjoupb bp foupliclirp.it.c^fepn^ain fo.rij;* 
 
 t of riiie frere t^nt (tale t^e pobpng. fo^ih 
 
^tt^ tcan|tei?n?4on mt «»« to tasc ojDet^ Uio,KSi 
 
 iii>i ctie iHUbanliimn tl)at loDgrti ct}e frcce in ^y^ ob^ns b<^2}» fti.jcic*, 
 
 .jiuf tOc p^cft tljat tt)olD (ap.ii.8olpe!S foj n grotc. fo'W^*; 
 
 si)t ttje couttcac tW DpD caft tfec frcce oiiec t^ bote fo»nf * 
 
 siut t^ ftcrc tt;at pjec#i) toijat mcunrs foijalgg ujerc fo*^*^^ 
 
 £>trt^ t|u(banD tl)at ct^D bte bntses % beD» fO'^;*! 
 
 ja>f tije (ijomabcc tljat aW t^e colpet \»t)3t tfHrngis'in^idK fo.P«». 
 
 si^f fcpnt ^ettcttjat ccpeD caufe bobe fo«w:, 
 
 £i>£bPin t^t aDuentucrO boDp (t fousle fo; i^t'ist p^pnc; fo«l?i^ 
 
 ^f tDe pacfon tbat ftall tbe inrlncrsi el^ fo,XJ^U 
 
 ^ftt)6w?icbmatTtbacratt}one.icl.(i)rl.bcttcct^ngofi foJE^« 
 
 ^f tbe frete ibat iapb bp^tge fo; tt)c ^oggps fobole fb. jcjcu^ 
 
 i^f t^ parfon tbat (apb tm(I? of tequi^ ffijr Csr^PiS fobolle Ssticcut 
 
 iij^f ti;e becbtnan ti}at fapb cpbc apace ^ ibaU l^attc r^pn fb.|t;!cU« 
 
 mam tW lapb 31 (baU t^auc nece a penr. (o^lticu^ 
 
 mi^ btifbatib tljat fapb ^;i»pee anO ^ ageeebt»ea ^,1^, 
 
 £)f tbc piteft ttiat fapb coincbceptrcopc fo.iPl^^ 
 
 ^f tbe boontan t^t oall t^ pot fo»mn4 
 
 iC^finaftccbDbrttpnton^b^emt fb.i;Ri^ 
 
 ^ftbepiefttbat^pUptii^to^iftmUrbmottat^ lb«mi|4 
 
 jSDftl^cmaltittanofColbzottc. fftttjun 
 
 oftbe uocictjinan t^t ftaie ti)e englpd^nmns coli fo.n% 
 
 iDf^Ftttttjaebjoug^abotrUtoapjeO: " fo*jgctnii 
 
 ;^f tbe enbptemetpf 3l^(u of |3a3ar^« £b iECUir| 
 £>f bpmtbac jp^etl^pb agaptiG tberm t|)at tobr on t^lbfiii^ fo»]E$iiU^ 
 
 ^tbeoneb.zobert^tfotmtreaputi9» " ~^ fo.ed?j 
 
 igpf tbe ani'tucrc of t^ malices to tfje mapD^ fo/ttl^i 
 
 iDf a mtnvtt albetitmnsi bcbj^ of lonDon* ib.tcib* 
 
 ^ftb0no^tbetnmant^tb[)asaIl^rt* f3*C(t«t 
 
 ^ft|7Cbut:n;>ngofoib3lo^nt ^Uoi((M( 
 
 ftniis. 
 
timvn Curat in t^c conttep tt)ef e h)as tl)0t p^ectjeD 
 
 in t^t ptUptc of tt)c ten commanDementris ^cpng t^a^ 
 
 t^retttctetencomatlDemetejS t^ateucrpman ous^ 
 
 SI to bcp? / 9 ^s tijat b.2a(tc anp of tt^e / comrtteD greiicujs 
 
 ^n/^to be it i)e (apD tijat fomtiitie it looais! DeDlp (pn $ 
 
 (bmtpme tenpall/ saittDofien tt looas DeDlp fpn $ )»^ 
 
 tenrall/ tijerc toerc manp ttouts t^cctti ^nD a mplnec 
 
 i pons ma a inaD ftlotn tijat cam feltiom to cl)nrci) / a^ ijaD ben at beep &)»c 
 
 (etmds 0^ none m atl^ Ipfean^crD l)pm tlja tt)o;tlp tbt? tupfe.l merucl 
 
 matterpatfon t^tpe tap tfjet be (b manp camau&emetts ^Co timnp Doutpis 
 
 '^o; H neuer ^rO tell bntof u.comantiemets t^at ts to fap comantc me to 
 
 t>ou9 coma^De me fro pou.il^ot Jtietter l^cD teU of mo nouns but ttoapn 
 
 tljat ps to fap Oout tl)e canbell.^ bourti)e ^je.^lt bQ^tct; anfiuere all t^e m 
 
 idefelUiaugi^pnse^ 
 
 !CSp t^i0 tale a man map b^ell mm ^t tbep tba t be hm^t ijptotti) 
 out lerpns o^ gooD maner fball neuer be, but rube anb bclteip all tl^tts^ 
 t^p^ue iSoob naturallb9pttp9.. 
 
 ^atpmet^jeretxjasa 3olp Citcfpntoalfipn$mtt>ec6trepfiD]t 
 
 '0, fpo^t txiW9 met boitb a tolvQ) Pii^/^ in btrpfpo in comunpcacio 
 
 ralb \)m ivi 3Iol)fi»t^is p^elt unberftonbtns W mocbpng calbe 
 
 lim mailer rafe/bolipquob tbe cptefpn bofle t|)ou callme mafter rafe/marp 
 
 Suotitbtp?efttobPcallpftmerp;^3oin»cljenquobtljecrtefcn3! talltl)crp? 
 iop becaboi^ euerp folpfb p^eite moft comonlp 10 talbe fir ioim/^rpqS 
 t^ p^eflr ^ 3 call tbe mailer rafe becaufe eucrp p.ioub Cocolb mod comenlp 
 is callpbmafter iftafe* it tbe bo^tc^ anltoer all tbat bpcre bp laugbt a pace 
 liccaul^ bpuer0 tbere ^v^afi^ i^ fame cpteien to be a coi^rolb in Hebe. 
 ii5Vi^ tale pe map fe t^t l^e tl)at belpteb to berpDe $]augbe otlje^ 
 to fbo^ne iisfomtpme^pm lelfe mo^eberpOpb* 
 
 Idpfe tl)er msi bo^cb l)ab apotnteb ijrr p}ftp$ to com to l)cr bed 
 X tn t^nis^c bobicb feruat bab long toopb \)tt to baue l)i$ plelitrc 
 
 boljtc^ acotbige to t^ apottmft r$ to l}cr beb fpbe i tbe ntgbt Ijer 
 llufbSb Itpng bp bcr ii t»l;en ft)e sccptipbtpnt tber R)e causbt bi bp ti^ bab f 
 liplb bpm ^0 $ inc5tinet boa^eneb b^r bufbob ^ fapb /^it it ts (0 pe baue 
 ji fols 9 an bntrn feruat to pou bobicb i0 botlliam i^our Pimtv^ 9 batb loge 
 |»opb me to baue W plefur/ d bccaixtfe 3 coub nat auopbe l?is impoznmate: 
 mw& i baue appoitpb bpm tbusnigbt to met me in tbe garte i tbe bcrber 
 Qipf pe U)pll arap pour fclf m mpn arap $ go tbeber pc fball fe tbe ;pfe tberof 
 llttltn pe map rcbuHc bpm as pc tljibc belt tv pour bpfcrecpon / tbis bufbaD 
 ^ abuerttfeb bp p b^fe/ put btio l^pm ^i? bopttes rapmt^ 9 boent to tbe 
 
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 res uitet fo^ a feaio ttjep mt botib contet $ plealpO eel) ottjer br ti;c (pace of 
 an ijouc o^if.but ixtt^en (t)e tt}ougt)t tritief otienrSt I^e iapti to tl^ pjicnt^'fe 
 ii^ G^ go tl^ b(}ap in to tt)e Berber $ mete ^pm 9 tabs a gooD tpaftcr in tl)p 
 ^aD $ Cap tijoii DpUps tt but to ;pue U)t)ctl)et Ji inotbbc a gooDlxwrn^ 02 no ^ 
 retoarD bprn as tljou^tbpnKpftbcft.^bts p?entp9 Dotg after t)t!S maftbcis to 
 cell ix)et to t|)e ber^ier toijec l)e fonnbe tjtis mafter 1 1^ maftrcis apsel 9 fapD 
 M tliou barlot att t^u come bctt^c^nob^ I fe todl pf 1 toolU be £al0 to mp 
 maftec tljou teoibeft be a ftcog ^ore but i ^D leuec t^ou luer ^agpD tb^ | 
 tKolb ho btm fo tratecouis a bebe tbetfo^e 31 fgaU gpue tbe Tome pumflimene 
 as tljbu im an Ijojte l)a(l De(erupb/e( ttjecbottb lapCbi l»el about tljc (t;oUis 
 it bab a^ gaue1)pm a bo(e o?.u«gooD ftcpp^ tbe malice felpng ipn ielft (0^ 
 t»^t to imact (apb pefe b^pUt^ mpne oton true goob feruat Sd; gobps (atte 
 i]olb tbr i}abpiS foi i a tbi maftec @^ not tbt maftees na t»);e q$ be tbou Ipert 
 tbou att but an barlot $ J bpb but to ;pue tijer $lmote blagapn 3BIas matt 
 rnob tbe maftec i belccbe tl^e nomo^e fo^l am not (be fo^l am tbp maftec 
 ftle fo^JijaueabetD anbtl)eeteHt^^efpatpbl|t0t)aD9ftltbP!Sberb3la!9 
 mafter qd t^ p^entpis 31 ctpe pou mercpa^ tbcn tl)e mapftet; luent bnto bps 
 topfe 9 llje ali^pti t)pm ^ou) bebab (peb 9 lie aftvecD JlbatSbopfe 3 iiaue bene 
 tb^boblp betpn bobo be tt 31 Ijaue cauft to be glab fo^ 1 t^nke gob 31 ^ue 
 a0 trebo a topfe @( a0 teeboi a (ecuattt as anp man ija^ in englonb^ 
 
 C23P tl)t0 tale pe map (e tiiat it 10 not lxip(t)ome fb^ a man to be tuIpD 
 ^^M^ ^(tcc l)pai ^pue0 counceUi 
 
 C fo^tunpb t!)at in a marbet tolxme in t^ rounte of S>u£K)IfE 
 ttjere bias a aagc plap i t^e tsbitb plape on callpD Jo^ ab;o 
 31 pns )an&) DbQelpb i a notl^er bpUage temple fco 1^ plapb t|e 
 
 DeupU. Inb tolje tije plap boas bone ttjis iol)tt ab^opns 1 1^ 
 euenpng bepaetpbfco tbe tapb martict tobone togotjometo^tsoboneMe 
 9 be cauie beljab t^ere no cbage of clotbige Absent fio.2t^ t^is beuplte a^ll 
 boijtclje ( tt^e t&^pcomprig bomixiaebca tbo^obo a boacen of conps belogpng 
 to a getplma of t^ tpllage b^bci be i^m felfe bbEielt^at \x>W^ tpme it fo^tu* 
 npb a pzea a bpcar of a c^tc^ tbeebp bottl) ii oz iif. oti^c bntb^pfi^ ftloboos 
 bab bzougbt tottl) tbe a i;o.20 a bep 9 a fecet to tbetet tl^ to get conijS $ bo^ 
 tbe feret teas m t\}z perti) 5 tlje bep fct ouec tl^ patlj boap boberi tbps 3o^« 
 ab^opns It^olD com4i0 P ^ea 9 ttjts otbcr felouies fabo^pm com 1 1^ beupljs 
 capmf t colpberig tbat tbep toece i tbc beupls fccupfe a aelig of cones $ iup<i 
 pofpnge itbab ben tbe DcupU tn mtx fo^ ^re ran ab9ap.tt}is Jobn ab;opn0 
 t ti)e beupls rapmet ?t be cauie it tuas foboljat barb in\» not tbe bep but boet 
 tb^t!) t ^aa ^ aobtib tljccat 9 fell bo^n $ boptl) t^ fall ije Ijao almoa b^ltp 
 
©utbDljelje toa0 a IptpU umv^ (je loHpD bp ^tfppelj it"b3as a f^v fo Er)acii 
 
 fto^fe tpcD to a bulb laDen i»ittj connpsi tj)l)^l) tl)cp !)aD taben/gt Ije tofee tljc 
 ^jft ^ tljc i^pe Of Icpe ^p6 tlje ijozfc ?f coDf to tl)^ gentrlmannrs place tfjat 
 toajs lo^De of ti)C inateti/ to tlje entente to bauc tbanbe fot tab^nge fuetje a 
 pjap.lnD Doljen Ije cam/ bnofepH at tlje gatps* Co iwljome anonc one of tl^ 
 gientpimannj^ feruatmtpe at urt) uj1)o toa0 t^ce/anu fotepnir openpo tje 
 gate ^anD a(fone a$ i)e pcrcei'tipti i)rm in tl)e treiuis capinente utas (oOeni? 
 aija(ljpD/anO fpartpt) tl^ &o;e agapn^fi ttjent m to W mapfter/anD fa?& « 
 toate to Ijpsmapllec ttjattlje Dcupil i»as at tljc gate/anD feoltie come in* 
 Cljcgentplman Ijecpng bpm Tap io callpD anott)cc ot l)ps feruauntps ^mD 
 hm go to % gate to kno\x}e ix)^o t»as tijerc » cDis feconDe (eruaut cam to 
 tt)e gate hwCt not open it^m ai'upD i»it^ toutt) borce )x)l)o tsas t^ere.ti^p^ 
 JiObn InO^toi^ns in tije Dettrls apperell ar imth Uiit^ a t)pe to^ce and &rlt 
 CelltJjp maftet 3 muft ncDps (pe&e miti) ^pm 01 3 go.'Cl)t0 fecoH feruaut 
 ^Fpng tW anftKiet fuppofpnge aUo it ^aD bene tbe ticupUvix)ent in agapn 
 to bts maftet anD (apD tl)us/mapftet rt 10 tbe DeupU in DeDe tl)at ps at t!;^ 
 gate^anD faptb t)c muft nebps fpetse bottb rou 0^ l)e gobcns.'Ctjegentpim^ 
 tban began a irttpll to ba(be anb calipb tbe ^mun of bP^boiJofe/ bobpcl;^ 
 loans tbe topfpft feruaunt tbat te bab anb bab bpnt to go to tbe gate anb ts 
 b^pnge bpm fuce boozbe bDbo boais tbere.cbt? (tetuacb be caufe %z tbougbt 
 beiDolb re rurelp ivbb U)as tbere cametotbe gate anb lotipb tlmo'm tbe rbt 
 tips of tbe gate in bpuersplacps/ anb fab) ix^ell tbat pt boas tbe beupll anbi 
 fat bpon an bo^fe anb bangpnge aboute &fi fabbell on euerp fpbe fab^e tbe 
 conpbebbpsbchgpngc bobon/ tban became to tjts mapdec afetbe ingceate 
 bade anb fapb/ 23p gobbps bobp pt is tbe beupll in UHt tbat ts at tbe gate 
 fpttpng bpon an boife iaben all U)ptb fob)ilps/anb bv ipbelpbeDe/be is com 
 fo; pout (bnle purpoCclp/anb la|(bptb but pout foule/if pf be bab pout fobtite 
 31 bjene be (boib be gone* cbis getitplman ti)a mecueioulp abatl)pD caUpb 
 bp bis cbaplepn/anb mabe tbe bolp canbell to be Ipgijt/anb gat bclp bsate^ 
 anb toente to t be gate boptb as manp of bP0 fecuauntps as burdc go b)iti| 
 i)^m/ix)iiinz tbe cbaplap baitb Ijoip boojbps of coniuracpon fapbe/ Jn tbe 
 name of tbe fabec/fonne anb bolp gooitlvj coniure tbe anb ebacg tbe in t\}z 
 bolp name of gob to tell mc iwbp anbtBberfojctbotoecojnmpttebptb^c* 
 Cbts Jlobii 3lnb;opnps in tbe tic\xi>l[p apparell becpng tbepm begpnne to 
 cotuce after fucbe maner fapb/Bap nap be not a ferb of mefoi | am a goob 
 bpuell 31 am Hobfi IDropus pour negbboour bboellpng in tii^ touane anU 
 be tbat plapcb tbe bpuell'-fo bap in tbe plap/J baue b?ougbt tm mapClcr 3 
 bofcn ojt/ii.of bP0 ottitie ronnpcs tbat boere (Islpn in }^v& Ujsten anb tWi 
 boril?? tbep; t^v^miti mal e tbepm fo»; Setc to rsnm aboap/anO b£)b«« tb?? 
 
^rte Ijpm tlm fpefee hv \ipz bopce t^pp bnsto ^ni tocU pnou9i)C anD ope-^ 
 npD t^c sate anD let ijpm come m/ainD fo ail tl)efoz(apD fcce atiO OjcU i»a$ 
 to^npDtomjntl^anDDpfFo.ite,! . 
 
 1 25p tljis talc PC map (c tljat mc fear manp tpmc0 mo,zc tljan tijcp ncDc 
 
 toljicl) Ijatl) caufpD me to beleue tljat fppcpttps gEBeiiplj5 Ijawc bene ftne 
 
 in Dpuecs placp0 to^cn it f)nt\) bene not^pnge fo* 
 
 fT^ ^Ec toas a rtcbe man tob^J) lap Ibje fefee in Ijis bcD Ipbc^to Dp tol;cc 
 
 VA-fo^e !jis elUpft fon cam to fjpm a befcclj^D Ijprn to gpne l)pm bis blpf 
 
 tpn$ to ijdljom tlje falter fapD fon tftoii (bait Ijauc goDDp? bfcffpng ?t mpnc/gs 
 
 foz ttjat t^at tiiou lyatt ben eucr goob of coDpcpons 1 gpue $ bcquetl) t!je all 
 
 mp land / to totjom be anfwereD ? fapD nap fafi 3 tcuft pou lljtil ipiic ? omi 
 
 pp t!jcm imt fclft full tajeUbp gobDpsi gcace ».^one after camc!ji0 ii« lone 
 
 to bpm Ipbe ujpfc a^ befpzeb btis blefl^ng/to bobom tbe fa]$ fapD beraule tbott 
 
 baft be euer bpnbe ^ m^tvli 9f i geue tbe goDDps bief^nge * mpn anD alfo 
 
 31 bequetb tbe all mp mouablc godbpi5/to tobom be anfoJCtJ anD fapU^nap 
 
 fabcc 3i truft pc fijatl im^ Do Ujell ^ifpenD anDijfe pout gooiDps pour felfc 
 
 bp gobDpjB gcace,3tnon after tbe lii .fcmc cam to bpm 5 beip^co bis bWng 
 
 to bQbom tbe faber anftocrb $ fapb bp caufe tbou ^ft bene eupll ^ ftobo^ne 
 
 of conbprpon^ ^_ toolbe neuer be ruteb after mp coulcil 31 baue notber lantt 
 
 no> goottpis bntequetbpb but onelp a Ipt^U bacant gtotmD u^ber a galoboei 
 
 (lanbptb bobicb nobo 3! geue anb beqnetb to tbe / anb gobbps ciirfe baitl^ll 
 
 to tobom tbe fonne anfboecb a0 i^v? b?etberne bpb at fapb nap fabcr 3 truft 
 
 pe fbali ipue 9 be in goob l;eltb anb baue pt anb ocnipp it pour fell e bp gob« 
 
 Dps gtacc.^ut after tbat tbe faber-Dpeb d tbiis tbP^D fon cotpnupD ftpU bps! 
 
 Sintbjpftp conDpcpons tuberefbf e pt boas bi'S fojttme afterBoarDe foi bP^ Dc 
 
 ferupng to be bangpD on tbe fame galotxis 
 
 75V tbis talc men map bael pcrcepue tbat pong people tbat bopll not be ru 
 
 IpD bv tbcpjt frcnbps coimcell in poutl) in tpmps come to a Ibamfttll cube* 
 
 r©o getplmen ofaccopntauce tocr appopntpD to Ip toitbagcpU loco 
 
 % ma in one npgbt tbe one not bnotofgc of tbe otber at Dptiers tmis 
 
 C!>i3 fpjfl: aD bis boute appopntpD ca/ij in tbe bcD tber be foitimiD 
 
 to Icfc a rpng/tbc.ii.gcntplntS baben be teas gone tm/9 fojitunpD to fviSi 
 
 tbe lame tpngCA? boben be baD fpeD bps befpnes DepartJ'D/^f.u.oi.iii.Dapcs 
 
 after tbe furft gctplman fepng bis rpng on tbe otbers fpnger tbalengpD pt 
 
 of bpm be ^ DcnpeD pt bpm a baD bi tell twber be baD lott it 5 be fepD 1 lucb a 
 
 gentplboomans bebrtban quoD tbe otber 9 tber founDc J pt, « tbe one fapD 
 
 be booiDe banc pt/tbe otber fapD be fbulDc not/tba tbep agrepD to be uiggiD 
 
 f)V tbe nert jna tbat tbep mote/ ?i it fo^ztuniD rtjepm to mete UJitb tbe bulbaD 
 
 of tbe fapD gcntpU booma fjt DefpipD bpm of bis beft iugemet ibebDpng bpm 
 
 all bole mmtn\}zn quoD be bp litpiugcmet be tbat otoD tbe ftjcti's IbulD ba 
 
 «e tbe cpng/tl^ qiioD tbep ^ fo; pour gooD lugemet pou (baW baue tbe cpng» 
 
3 fo?tunp0tofflUf?». CljpstjuibanDniancainctot^epcKil 
 oftl^ cl)urc^ anD Sefpt^D ^ps councdl tt^c t^^ttg loas belt to 
 ^dptjis topfe/lo^Fi:^ anftoecTD l)l>m » fe^U ]^ in b?eOBwte tn lonl>5 t^erc 
 ^as a conning ^Wv^van to^oCe nam; ts^tpb mallei; jdcDarnc/dSo 
 toljpnjftCl^to^yint^at tf^p to?fc tsfpfeatio impotent fl not tibleta go $ 
 {Qeto f^m fytt MUt anD befctc^ l)tm to be gooD i nalle? to tbe/anb p?ar<s 
 hvni to 1^0 brs cure bppon (;cr:anD 31 loarrant l)t topU ted) t^e fome msDs 
 (foc t^at C^aU l^elp f^ec.Cljps ^uCbanotnan folo^pn^ 1)^8 counceU ca to 
 lonbon $anipi} of Dpucr^ tni^n tol^tcij loaa t^e'i^ap to gooD ale fUmz fo § 
 cutty man f ^arb br«" laug^t l^?»m to UamMt tt^ ielt one p ^rbe Ijpm 
 aCbpb l^itu m}ttl}mt tsiece nofbteb fleete tt^lt l)z tsolD ^aue/?5p gob ^bi 
 thc^urbanDmapcfaytrcutl^jfoi 3HDj>atoefUtiDa8 6tJ)ei:b?£be o?b?tyift: 
 ^0 to^e t^ep l}ab taught bpm t^e M^ to b^D llcetc ft Uiae etetpb into f 
 (Icetc Ijeaffepb of bfuers iiicntb^etebntinaKer^KpotbioeU^bto^K^ 
 faybt^evlineiu no fuctj ma d laug^t at bpmapacc^it laK one affei»b ^ir« 
 to^cttjet It tuere not nmftcr3b?ba^n f pljpfpcifi.Fe f fame cjbt ^^ufbanti 
 nta to? 3! loot iiieit a io.:bapn it a ppfpot isaU one.;^b tdf^t tber ^ab C^c^ 
 toyb bym^Fs boufe ije uj^t t^pbet ft e^ to l;pm $ c jbl^rserab t^u6ii fayb 
 ;^v?ifitplcafepout;m«l^rpJlbnbet8antJj'earcalti»baxani>ngconfu- 
 Cyonti^o it is mj> ojpfc id (?fe * blnn?potent t ina^ not go s Ijcre 3 ^a«^ 
 b?oug^ you bep u^atct; 3beCec!} l>ou bO j^ouc corage bppoh bee $ 3 Qtatl 
 gl^ue pout maO^vpa goob reti}atO.C^ep^er:^tidufei>u^ngb^ tbe VDatec 
 f C^e mm i&tU of natute bab l)tm get ^er mete ploetf teilbtatpuc $ $^ 
 cyaUpif^ecoubletberf^aue a pbnbgantet s to let jetiiot btiercdihebet 
 0omaki» mj'c^mete tvil C^e^aueanapetpte*C^)^d ^ulMbmSl^ecb ^tin 
 rpetie of a pounbgatnet fi an apetite ^abtuenb ^e bab fpohen Of a poun^ 
 of garlr^ anb of an ape$ G^o^tlpbbug^ta pounb of gatli^^aftet tueht 
 to t^e Oripatb # bought an ape of one of t^ marc^antf * btpugljt bot^ 
 imt to l^ps topfe $ mD tl^eape r6 a c^yn at l^t>d bebb^ fete/$ mabe l)vs 
 to V& to ete tl^epounb of gatipfe tol^etbet Q^c tootbc o? no/tol^erefep fte fell 
 info gcec a laJU that it putgpb all tlje co??upcl0 Out of ijet bobjttob^^^b? 
 iibp tcfo f t^eape tl?at toas t|>be t^et;maDe fo raanp rabbfeps ffepppp0 « 
 ksmfe^ftSat mabe bet oftpmps tdbcmtf (ilaug^t^att^anferbbe go© 
 fi^ ms C^o?tlp reCorpb to ^^» 
 
 C25? t^pstalepe map ft tfjat ofttpmpo mebelpns taken atab* 
 ucnturp0bba9 micbgoob to t^e^^acpentastnebefpns geuen 
 bp t^c foleuipnetcmetl of tbiipng pljpTpcpbite. 
 
tijc tmi»uct;fj?teti>f jSDjWjnfeaD ^ere toas a ffeoler f ulvtv^ 
 31 tntc^ to fpelteieloquent englti^ ftcunoua cerimsy^ln!) ca to p 
 f(AferJj)j»t^ljI)^fl^oy0]fe^?c!)ld<ceptfciD1}efbpEa8tlje:?ifl 
 fen to ^e t^etn i^utyD * fa?D ti^rs iuyfe/£iBt leo i3?av t^E net me.ti 
 sx^angrls %iiSmiTtmlcs tppotunpiut)peortats(e3^ailsl>uet^etoT 
 t^r iaboc/fCijFBaiblecbcfauf^^e S}nt%raoDe^r)n not^f i)!if ii a(l»m& 
 fl^o^tlv $favl)>^l'i^i^ureeIoqucnte painty in^pneiteUtgence/buc 3 p^o^ 
 tuf fe vou )^^tneotirUto{tt| int/t^e dotot^iiQ ot roir?e{^dne (^aUcotte 
 i^ou»a(. pence. 
 
 C25i(»t^l^tirfenigtnayIeme^itisfo{j»tottuD3?to fjefetdaquet 
 l{> beM tl[;em tljatbe ruDete t)nlernV(>> 
 
 ^erta^nattfficet tnlbnbli (i;ct;ekislc|(c^lDa9 fb^fe (^ tbat 
 :3l MUD nqttoeli Dygeft^j'sincte/toUibaap^j'iyc&camto gjpuc 
 l^inncouhceU^terb^bemuilbietoetemettB^beUgbtotOF^ 
 gcSvpn ^s tt^<<}it bi>i;Dj:'0/6S fparous oi; CbiaUous it efpec^au^ b}^;o ^ v^ 
 ^aUpb a kn^tavl^w^ktliGjc vsnterucloitie i^bt at b^^geapo becauie. 
 tbet bv^u yseuer mouyng * 0r^j>ng.(€be iMmn beryng tbepbeution 
 ferbfo anftocrpD bJni(ifepb/^ya!^t^tb€tbe«ufe|^tbbfebi?Dpsbc 
 iygljt f oyse0^on'€ban 3fcnotoaiiietemt>4lpgbtet:of Dpgeftionti;ia 
 ot^ecfparoii)iU!aUotuot:b;agta}>ie/$t^tF0mf)i)^UF0t$gfo?(tt8nC' 
 ttirfnttdbuteuermouFngftft^^^rnf; 
 
 ll^vt^y0t0|g?£ni8i?ici;tte8gobbgcttcr&Urljlebf|«jcfrfc. 
 
 ^ )i)omSt^etttia8!Qi)^iiabi^i).titt.bufbl[b^5itfo;timrba!fo 
 t^at tbt£ fouttb butbano nui^ $ iae b?oubtto t^^ bppon f 
 
 lefc/tDb5tbJs^n»^^o'tobjj?D*inabe$tetfijonefttoe;ttjeri>fo?p.3nio 
 niT'tbtbatbethe]pbour0tbougbtQ)etootbroi})neftb^!b?fO2Ob)7lo{)eefo2 
 oncolberetifiJ'^sfetntobefjlpafectobccmbereKifcbaDbcttojgobaf 
 fafeeto coinfo?tberieif(ii:efra2'net^atlainenta(otto?eU^(;ttuoiiihur£ 
 bcr gi;cttp(ieautntuteputberinteo2bpofbetrrft.(C0 tobotbif&oma 
 aftoetpb * fayb/^iors so^B geiVp 3 ^ucgcet taufe to ino;ne tt peitncia 
 flll/fo? 3 baue brapeblu.l^ufbanbj^s bcfi»be t^s man/but 3 leas neuci; i 
 tbeca(e^3fimKo^/fo?tbe?eU?asnotoneottbSbutbjl^«tbat3foIotoii> 
 t^e co?fe to tWm ^t 3 bjas lure altoap of an ot^ttbaCbao befo?e timp 
 «orfe cam out of liir ^oiife/({^nobi 3 afn fiirc df nb notl^ec bwlbanc mit 
 Ibjc Fc inaj' be Cure 3 bflue gtet caufe to be fab « b«t?» 
 
 CSSFtljpetafeKmaFfetbattbeolbe^puc^bepstrelntbatjittBas 
 gwt pptetufe 9 tooman biepra09goreto go brntou, 
 
foltoMC 
 Z ^otlmhio\mnti)ttcbiist\f(itMzlv^(itf tnd0>)FrcquteU)^pte 
 ttje co.ife of tiet; l^uCbanDc lap on tl)z bere intlfz tlfnt^Mo tubom 
 a ponge iimn mine to fpebe U)ptl)T)e( In y er ere as ^ouglje l;pc l;aD liene 
 f 0? fom matretoncecnpng tl)e funecaUps/fjotoe be pt Ije (pake pf no fuc^ 
 matter but onip tuo topD^et tl)Jt Ije tnpglite be IjerOufbanDe /;toU)Ijonie 
 C^c anf toccpDe * fapbe tSjua/^pr bp inp tcoutlje 3 am (or? tbat j»e come 
 lo late/ fo?3!ftmfpeD alUeUv/i'o^atoasmaDerurepeftecDaptda no? 
 ti)zttmn* 
 
 C25p tljps talepe mapc peccepuetliattoomcnofte tpme0be,lopfe anO 
 lotljetotofeanptpme. 
 
 Z fl^ecc^ant tlwttljoiigljtto DeriueamplInetfepDtmtof mplnec 
 fj»ttpng among company ♦ ^ir 3! baue Ijaro lap tl^at euecj? ttcttt 
 mplnet tl^at toIlptljetretoipetjfttbagplDepntljombe/t^empinec anftoe 
 reo (t lepD tt teas treuitO/Cijcn quoo ti^e metct;aunt j prap t^e let me Ce ^ 
 tl)p t(}oaib/(( to!)en tl^e mylmv (^ebipD ^pa t^omb. ti^e merc^aunt fapD 3 
 can not petcepue ^ t^p tljombe is gpit/but pt ps but as all otl^eic mennps 
 t^obis be/to iDbom tijz mplner anf ujerpb * fepD/^pr t?etor^e pt ps t^at 
 mp tljobjis gpit ^oui be tt pe i;aue no pouier to Ce tt/for t(|e? is a p^opertc 
 cuetinciDett^erto^^e^psa coifeecolb (^allneuettjauepo^ettolept* 
 
 iS> i1^ecanpDi0coneranp^ii]^lo?DetoI{eanl)o;remanp?pronert^at 
 
 toas one of bps g.:et enmps/ Jobiclje f o? anp requeft o? pntretp f f 
 
 l)0?rnian mabe gaue iugcinent tt)at ^e fljulbe incdtpnet be bagpb/s ma^ 
 
 oe a ftere to Qiivw bpm anD bab bPtn m^^^ ^vw teop to bpe (Cbps frere 
 
 f Q^oue ^pm ejtampneb l^pm of bpuers Cpnes $ afUpb ^T^m amog otbete 
 
 toljpdje toere tl^e g^cttpftefpnnpstljateuerlje DpDe/tbP8t|o?feinanean= 
 
 ftocrpb (eCapDeoneof tbe gmtpliactpstl;ateueobpDeiD^pc^3inotD 
 
 molt repent is t^at toljen j tobe ;€>coner tl)e lalte uieite in a cburc^e anb 
 
 ttjer 3 tnpg^t bane b;ennpb bpm cburci; ano all tt becaufe j( Ijab conl'cpen 
 
 ce * ppte olbjennpng of ttje ciju?cb 3 tarpeo p tpjnc fo long f oconerefca 
 
 peb/dt^atCarnebeferringof bjennpngof tbe cbjuji)|tfo long ta?peng of 
 
 tbattpme is one of tj^e too?ft actps p euer 3 bpu tuljerof 3 mofte repente/ 
 
 C^ps f rere perce^upng t|pm in tfjat inpnb fapb pece man in t^e name of 
 
 goo $ cl^nge f inpnoe ft bye in cbartte 0? els tbou (^alt ncuer come in l)Z'- 
 
 iicn/nap quob tbe ^o?s man 3 b)pll neucr cl^ange pmpnbe lubat fo euer 
 
 l^all come to mpCoule/tl^psf rere gcepupngbpmtliusftpllto contpnett» 
 
 t)P6 miDe ca to oconcr » fepb In in f name of gob ijaue foti$ ppte bppS 
 
 t^psmannps(otDle(tletl)pm not ope nolo tpUl^ebeinabettermpnbe/ 
 
itoj^f ^ t^ehoioljcl^lpsto fat otit of cOatrtc ^ ^tteriyi^yefouli.fljallelic 
 UflujpnpD /anD l^eiM^U Ijytii toljatuH'nDcljc kuiia in^aitjttjei^olt iiwttec 
 
 ^^tooconertl>us/j©comi;tl)ou fecpft tocUiiy tljpsindnnysrcpozte]^ 
 
 yf 3-PPc note 3 ajtr outof c^arytc * ndt f eDy to go to ^cuen^f fo itfs ^ 3 
 
 am nqto out of djarptc in DeDe/l?ut tiw)u fctft tocU ^ t1)i9frerc j>s a gooD 
 
 inan ^etenototucU Dj»(pof?»iJleui t{;aij>tc/anD !)c isfc&i> to 5 o to Ijeucti 
 
 ft foatnfict3!/tljcrfo?c;3ip?ay t^eljang tptljys frcrctolj^lctJjat \)cl)vs 
 
 tfHf to go to I;eu?n anp tcttc iiic tar p t?l a nottjcr t I'tuc ^ 3 iiia j> be irtiB? 
 
 f pte anD tcay 0tim togo to ljeuyn.Ciji6 iiDconcr Ijcryng ttjis iimD anf 
 
 (tocreof^ynifpatyDt^eniauufo^puc^j'inrjyslj'feattljatfcafon. 
 
 C^rtJjysK limy fct^atljctl^atism Daungcr of Iji^cniwcf W 
 
 iiomtc/^ccatiDc nobettcrt^anfljctutotjywtljclJttcniiOftcottjrs 
 
 .«i6t^2'a«0iiiyn5t ltoljrd;t^atl>c bctytt? toi^arol^yiu. 
 
 j^e arcT/ijcfe'yit of 0fleic ^ ^Ij bene loni^ itt autto?y te in a tytnc 
 ^ otlJylytQrti>n^«l)enaUt6cpreeftysappei;yDbeto?cl)yinxattpO 
 fifpi»c4u,of^yogp?e(Jy0i»l)j»c^ toeicaccufyn^ tjjtyrouD not 
 li'dlfayt,^ey?B£«yneictuyte/!i8f6yDott^eto{jetl)crray0im»stoijctl^ 
 t^ey tayD ro^pusjucws 0? to?p« inru./E^c f urft piccft fayo ^ Ije fayo eo?^ 
 3;)u6iiieue.i%^fecj6i&fayD p^efayd co?putnctiu3nDtt)ei|eaUiyoofttje 
 t^y?l> Ijo to ^e layD/toljy^ anltoeryo ft fayo tljus/ly; becaufe it is fp gret 
 fj Dout fHiy uer 6 tncti be in Dyucrs opyUypcs/t^ettojcbecauf 53 tooiD b« 
 Cure 3 toolD not offcnfi to^l 3! totiieto^ p^ace ^IcMeit deneout$ fayno- 
 t^?ngtf)etfoac/to^erfo?el^ct{}en qp^niy rebuKylittjeinaUtlj^e. adutoy^ 
 tiers tt)8ttoetep?efentti)oug^tino;eDefauttnf)ytn becaufe ^^t)yinfcir€ 
 befoje tyiiic J;at» attnyttjiD tt)ein to bepjecftys. 
 
 C©y t^ys talc ye may fe tijat one oug^t to taSc J|eoc(>oi» f)c tebu* 
 byt^ an ut^tv kit it to?ne moO to ijys tone rebube* 
 
 toofretysfat at a gcntyliuans tabyll toljycfjijai) before dym fi 
 (C afaftyngDay an ele $ cut tfje ^cD olt^eele $ iayo it tippo one of 
 pfitett trcdjare/buttljc ^feere becaufe ^e tooio Ijaue ^aD of ^ 
 iitytuyllpart of t^eclefayD to t{}e5entyiinanljelouyD no elel)eDb(;/i^is 
 gentylman aifocuttljetayleot^elej leyDttont^eot^er ifrecf trettjar/ 
 tclyUetoyfe becaufe ije tooID baue iiaD of ti^e niybHyU gte of ^ etetayn ^ 
 fouyu noele taylye./CI^ys ge ntylinapereeyuyng ttiat:gaue tl^e tayle to 
 ttjefm'c^faybtjelcuyDnotttjcljeD/iigauctljcljcDtoljymtl^tfayJ)^^ 
 imvii not^rayf^1tri^^fe?ti?efhyDOyUparteof tljeele^eete parcljim 
 
gcriuDl?Jctcneuecft mjgrcH/jiottjepfocaUt^epr craft jfubtj^Iteioct*? 
 
 notondpDCfepueu of^ bcSiitoffellof^elc/biittfjecof^aDnopartatdl* 
 C^p tlji0Fi'e!t^att^ep^c0wec tljcbeapart femtptne tofoc^ 
 lofctl)cmeaa;|iaitanoaU. ' ' 
 
 "Tir todd^man Utnelipnffe w « toplDe place of &alp0 came to b?^ 
 
 .^Zl. curate in t^e tpuie oc lent ft tuao coileOpD.ft Uit^en ^ts confeff^on 
 
 liia? m ntano; at tiie eno tl)e tvmtz afHeD ^im is^t^ec i^e ^p anp otl^es 
 
 tijpttj to Cap ^ gceu^iJ !)ps cofcpeee/bi^pi^ f oi:e abaCiftpD anfloecpD no 
 
 tDorO agree lo^pie/atiadiipejrdrtactonot'^psgooftiptaDei: lie fapo § 
 
 tt)cre isao one t^png in tjis inpnd tljat gretlp greupe ^po Mci^cs \it)i^ 
 
 tie tnao aC^atneD to titterVfor it baa (o gr^uous ^ l)e tcotuto 90O liu)iii 
 
 neuerfo^gpucl^l^in/tottiljomt^e curate aftoerpo^tapof gooof mercg 
 
 toas aboue ali/^ bao Ijipm notopTpapje in t(ie tnercp of goO/if 0? b^at Co 
 
 cucrtt imepftjc l»ercrepcittauce^goDt90lpfor9Pue^ptn/:3(nDfobi» 
 
 tong erortac(on at ^c iaO: tie (^ehipo tt $ fepD t^us /;^pp it ^ppenpB 
 
 pnistiiataomptDpfettiao inabtnga cliereDpponafrpoapJttiolo^aue 
 
 fapcD Mjcdjer itljan ben fait or fcei^ ano to^a iTtffl of t^ela^ep in tn;? 
 
 Ijaito ft put It in mp niout^it or J ms Uiare part of it loent toiune m? 
 
 Uj^oscagapnft ntp lupll $ Co 3 b^abeinp faS/to toljont tl^e curatefapPi it 
 
 ttier be no nottier t^png 31 ivarant goo (^atl fe>?giue tde^So ts^a ^e ^at» 
 
 UicUconito^tpolipm^ ^ uicrcpof goDtijecuratep^poiipmtoanftiiera 
 
 queition $ fo teU 6pm treut^/$ Uilien t^e loelcDman iiao p^ompfpo to t^ 
 
 ^ treut(i/t^ cucate tufH t^t t^ece Uiere robberp^ ;t murders Donehpe 
 
 t^epldceut^l^eDtuelt$ppuer0menfoaD.flapne$aClipO()pmf»^etl^ec 
 
 ^etocre cofent^g to anp of tlient /to lB^0{|e anCtnertO (ifepP pes $ (^d 
 
 ^etDaouteeto manp of t{|eni$DpD^etorobbe$toCIeppuersof t^ent 
 
 (C^ent^ecurare aCKpo ^m ^W ¥ opo not cSfeOe l^im t^ero&'t^e toelt^ 
 
 tiian aflserpD d fapD ^e to&e f f 0? no fpnne fo? it ioao a cudome amonge 
 
 t^cm f iD^an anp botp came of an^ rpi^ merd^unt rpopng fitmsf fmt 
 
 a goodnepbouro oeoe one to delp a notiier tu^en one callpp a not^er/(fi 
 
 to i^p tobe t^at but fo? gooo felpf^pp $ nepbourlioD. 
 
 4i^erc pe map fe p fome ^ue remote of conicpmce of (ntalitienpall 
 
 linps fe f ere not to Po gret oflfencT iBout^amcof ^ too?loo?5?e0eof 
 
 goo :$ ae ^ cden ;|nicrbis t^ep iltibleatadrato $ lepe ouerab{ol^» 
 
 31 Bpc^ couetous mardilte ttiet teas ^ Pttieilpb in %Sotm to^pcl^ 
 
 euer gaOerpP monep^$ couP neuer ^nP in ^0 l^eft to fpenO no 
 
 g^t tJppon lipm fell no? Dppon m «iS i\w\x^f(i} fell fo?e fpb/« as ^e la g 
 
 ;{^4ii. 
 
tt \ip itidnc^t()a£!je:putljt0^miOm^t6pii?S(itoUe Q\xtti)Ztof.%.optiiXi 
 i nobics ft put t^eih tn i)iditimti)/Wnti bemul'^tite lD|>fe ft ot^gcevuvD 
 t)?iH tecy iVfe * tv^e to b3?5 tJjc^ cjra>tj>D r)yrti to be conteffyO ano foott 
 p ciitate tJnto Jjim/iuljpcJj UiJj^ tijep tjtiD caufyo i?ym to ie^TBemUatct 
 mm baDbj'HKcpgoDmercpiefticujljisftnnps.C^an t^isC^fetnanbeif 
 
 fan to fcp 3! ct? goD tmtq^JDam ofeiiD^B m ^*lJt|.DeDly fynnya * b?o» 
 znt\)c.x*mitmummntfs/i becaufe ottije golD in b}'S moutti ^e tnut^ 
 f letre fo in t)i?B fpecije t^at t{)e curate coluiie not lucU bnDerftanDc ^pm / 
 tDl)n:efi)?et^ecurateafkeb^puiti)l^ati)et)aD&etn^psmout!;e^)atlettcO 
 bps fpecbe; ^etDpstnafteteperfone quobt^M man mufifetpngesbaue 
 nott^rn^ tn mv inoutbbut a tpttpU ntonep becaufe 3 tuot not lubct^ei; 31 
 fljall go 3 t^ottgl)rej3f tuolDetafeeroinc fpenbpnijinoneH topt^me fa?3 
 toot not IDfiatneDe 3; (l^aU^aueti)erof/3(lHDtncontpnent after tbatfep 
 iPngc t)pebbefo;ei)e iDasconfelTeb 0; repentant t^at onp man coulb pec 
 ' teueyanofobplpfelpbobe Juenttot^ebewpIU 
 
 C2Sptl)ps tale ^emap fe t^at tW t^atall tl^jclpupstopUe neucr bo 
 xbarpte co tl^ep^ nepg^bours/f^at goo in tpme of tbcp? net^e topllnot 
 fuflfert^einto^auegjaceoftepentaunce* 
 
 •;^ere biae a cettapn t;pcbe.ljufljanbtnatt in a ^pliage Idljpcij louep 
 . notteaine^uefciifiptoetl $ fet trees of filberbps $ oiljcc nut trees 
 itH0 o;c^arD/$ nori (^io tijem loeU ail|)psIpfe/$ iu^en ^e bpeb Ije tnabe 
 ^pse)i;ecutdur&tomaHe p?otmfe toberpfiSbU'Utpn^psgrauea bageol 
 nbttisi)?el0tijep(^oibenotbei;pse]cecutours/U3i9ic()e]tecutour9fo;&^ 
 rexjf tofpng iljep?e romps fulfpUpD ^ps iisvH ft upb fo . 3t fjappenpD ^ tbe 
 feme hpg^t after tijat l)t mas berpeD tijere loas a niplnere in a toijpte co? 
 te catneto ttjis maysgarben to t^ctet to ttele a bag of nottis/ftin ^ toap 
 fit ihet \& a taplec in a bSafe cote an bntijiift of i)psaccopntaiice j ftetopb 
 l^pm fjp6 intent/tcijis tapler Ipfeetopfe ftetoptj t)mfic intznviip fame 
 tpme4;o ftciea fljrpe/ftlo tl^t^ botlj tljereagrepb to go fo^t^ioarb euerp' 
 iitan fcucrallp i6 i)ps piupofedafeer f tijepapopnteb to utafee goob c^e* 
 re etl) iJ5 ot^er * to meteagaprte inpthvi^l) porc^/jljettjat came furftto 
 t^tv fb?t!)e ct^er C'lEljis inplner tob^n lie {jabfpebe ot bps nottps came 
 f itrft to tt}?(^p?cl; porc^e n tl^ere tarpeo f 0; ^ps f elotoeanD tije mene to^p 
 fcfatte (tplltljere » bnafefeeb nottps.CJt t o?tuneD tijan tfjc feji;ten of tbe 
 dmrcti becawfe pt bjas abotot4jc«bf ttjccloi^ cam to rpng curfH.* toljen 1^ 
 
loWittf pott^ii^ftifc ottcalHtt tu^m UsijiSkj^ngndttf/fie jao fijcttc 
 ittjaDbmci^tJeDi^iitancKntouJt dftjpffgmucfendii&pngef hdctes i 
 tuen bycpcd y& t)Vin (^ wii ^oiiieagai'rt iniitl Ijaft ano toIDei:o a UrepvU p 
 to80 itt^pa !(;oHrtc loljat oc ^ao tJenciCijis ^feprll tljus ^'ccyng kfm 
 hvn f tmm J f ei>0 ^K tjetierc ableto go tje todlD go tljpaet j caiure ^ 
 Cpcree/b}) m? tcoutlj qOi ^ fejcte * j>f tl^ou Datll Do ^3 toplbere tilje on m^ 
 nefejfo cijtpbdt^ agciJu.<U^ km^itoHp cre^uion^psmfe scamins 
 to^cl)yi;ci)pat;dagiiprt/\i^mpjnetitif pocdj fam on? com^rtgbecmg 
 ettbtngon Jji9ba«i()aD tomtit tjaobfen^taplduu c8ui^ng x^t^etftepc 
 J rofe ap to mete t|)e At as b^ cam tou».4coetbet;c aftJeybte fevd/ jls^e 
 fat/isbf fet/f fe^tcii1)fecp»gb?m Cepfo/for fececaft tljectepuUbOioa « 
 £epd fat or icnc taUebJ^'n tbet tor tm/i tm atoa? / 4 tbe cceple bp mpt* 
 tie teas mabcbofe ftaaina? aa&Haflibc^dcfaact/iC^jta mplmiJpets 
 ecpumg^tbevtocrc.ii.df one canaftctanotbecfuppoiVng^ ditcyatt 
 fp?eo p taplet fteiprtgf t^epe ano^ ije bao-tort after l^yirt to baue taUett 
 bpai/ano teceD ^ (dm boop atf baa fppeo (j^iu ftelM nottee {)e fee fc# 
 te left bps nottes b^bP«D bPm ano as Ccttett? a^ l?e cotooc ran borne td 
 bi's uipil/ SnD anon a ftccf be tdas gon p tai?lcr cam d5 tbe ftolyn l^cpe: 
 tippon bps rteii to Ujz c<}vu\) p jrcb to I'ese tb^ uipltter * bJb^a be foidnot 
 ti^er tbe not (!)ai?a be f uppoieD ^ ^^8 felotn bad be tl^er and gone bdm^ 
 as be ujas in oeoc/iaberetore be colie bp ^ f^epe agapne Oit bps n^tt anu 
 vuenttomarD tbe mpi/i5ut pet Durpng ibistobi>ie ^e fejrteujbpcbrare 
 aiuap toent not to bps uine bouCe buz mu to tbe fipft ptpitia cbabcc/it 
 C^cmo t)pin boto tb^ fpi^^te of 1^ man teas rpCe out of bps graue UnaK!tig 
 nottes as pe ban? b^^to bef ore/iuberfor f pteft Capb tl^at l)t Uiolo go coiu 
 rcbpmpi tbe fe;ctenlyoiD got6bpm/jfo tbepbotbtigrc^d/^ pteft Dpn 
 onbts iurptes (t altole about i)V3 neit $ toi(e bolp tdater nS bpni and catit 
 t6 tbc fe;Cte to toaro f cburcb /f ap fone as ^je entered in to ^ cbUrclj pae 
 Ue /Cbe tapler b5 ti)z iJibPte l^epe on bps nefe mtenbpng as 31 before ba 
 uet^eiuid, potato go Doionto ^mpllmettftbcin ftbao toent^^pteftiti 
 tjpsCurptesfjsD ben^uiyiner in bPstoljpte core /jCeputobpmbj' goti 
 3 ifnue bpm 3 baue bym meanpng bp tbe i^epc p be ifAH (lolpn/tbe preft 
 pe^cpupngc ti)t tapler all tn bfaH ^ a tobpte tb?ng on bps neH bau tuent 
 it bab ben p bcupti berpng atoaptbe f p?pie of p bcdc man 1^ ioas btmia 
 $ ran atoap as fafle as tje coud takfai^ f toap dou?ne to toro tbc mpil/* 
 ^ iejcten ronnpng after bi.Cljis tsplcr Ccpng one folotopng bi i)^^ ^^^ 
 f dneljad foioiueotbe mplner to baue Don ^vtn lome burt ft tbougbt be 
 luolD folobj if nedc toere to belp p usplncr.* toent fojtb tf^ \}s mn to tbc 
 iupU(fcknobUeDat^mpli>ore/^ujpinerbepngli5pnafKer>tobotija8t?)et: 
 
 f tapler aftoero * inio bp god 3'b«iw cnvtQi)t one of tl?em ft made l|i,furc 
 
t f j»ct i^jmi feft ^ff If SS?5 «»tti>«5e hvt!^t ^mi ¥l9Q^ ttOifn #!;«& 
 
 tijetm 1^6 tm tftn m bj> pimvs.:&utpii\mtt i^ems ¥m it'^M^ 
 
 taU tlje taplcr fo? ftelyng ot t(ie f^cpe * ij8D tm ^^n b?^ Icsgf/ft fetiD 
 fp'^Hti coiucn.tpljrtuc tafecn ^jtn aifo lo? ftciyKS of t^ tiowjg/to^CTro 
 2tt^t inylncc opcnrD a fca^ 5o?e (t ran audv as foft ssil^ coun. (Clje ta?^ 
 lour ^etpng ti^e bafe ^o?€ openy ng iDct oit | ot^er lj5f off ti.yll/ft ti^cf 
 faiu t!^ in^intv ronnpng 8toa;^/(i ftotjc tljcrc a Utt yil Ui^rte inufyKg ))& f 
 (^cpe on ^te ticb.€^en teas t^e pa(r(^ P?((ft {| t^e fe;rtr ftanDrtig ti^eir 
 33ni}er # nififjeufe J^rD^tig tlicin to? tm ^ iato t^e tapicuc agaipmai ]^ 
 ^epe on ^10 tick ^aD tocnp O:!)!! it ^nD ben? t^e D]?U2>U xa ttje fp;t>t of t^e 
 beDe man on 1)TB neb le foi; fere ran aUrar/but became i^tv tioiclo not t^e 
 grounD it!cU/tOe p?ecft lepte into a p;cl^e atnioft ouer t^e l}ti} \vU to be 
 t)?ounp^ t^atljen:feDlt)2>t^aicuD toFce^e!p^eip.ii;i^ent(;etaptourlo 
 %1^ about (t fa^ t^e m|;iner r^^e atra^ $ t^e (ejctcn a notl^cr iaav » W^ 
 t^e p^eeft (rp^e(p:|at> Vimp it (jat benetl^e codable H& a g^et copan^ af 
 cng f 0? f^eip to talie tjtm ft to b^^tig l)vm to p^pCon fo? aeirng ot p ^cp( 
 ibi^erfo^e be tlncto Dotone tt^e t^epe $ ran atoa^ a notl^er iDav as ta(te as 
 |e toup/(i fo euerp mn Mbg&uh of ottjertvi't^out mute* 
 
 0^t t^t$nm&f fe totiiii is foir fo; ani' man to fere axt^f ngto 
 
 mt^ tvU t^a^ ^r leibuie paeue o^.caufe- 
 
 /l^f olti lop^Ib tel^ett all t^^g couD Cpdtjef 4tft.eIetnentCme£ 
 3 to geoerfd^jiiany tlj^ngC Jolj^t^ t^er^ao to 00 becaufei^ey 
 ntuH ntetDpll alinaf one lottlianot^en $|kid (OiHuntmnoto 
 geter of p^ uers nrnttersr/^e beraufe tl^ep coud not condutte all t^es>; mst= 
 rer6at^feafonti^^appoFnt^{>tob;etecoinun^mc{>^nfo?ftvtne9to 
 mete agaf n a not^er tiiiie<t^r foae et^ one of t^e0}eli}2>9 to ot^er l^ei; 
 t^cy?e incft abyDriigtoaB d toljete tl/er? telottjs. fljulu lynD tljcui if neDC 
 QluiD reau??e: J f Mitt> yertij fajD bjet§ern ye bnotu lueU as to} mc 3 am 
 I3inanetaito8?snotre«iouablet^erfo?i'enia?befttreto^aue«iemfe)a? 
 iBljaiii»el?a.<S;i&etuatecfeFD3>f pelftteto febemeye ^aibcfureeuerto 
 jjaue nieUnDetatoftotgtenetu(|y?o?cUi'sinatocnian8epe. «^jje 
 toynuelapDKfFelrft toieSeme peftaibe furee«erto|jaue«icaniongg 
 afpvn leuyfi o?els m a lucnians tong«Ci^e« quo& tlje fy?e yfani 01 you 
 lyato febe me :yc l^aU euer be fure to f jnU me in a firm dene 6? ei6 m a 
 teoihansljart. 
 
 C^r t^ps tale i-e maylerne aCtiiell Uft p?opette8of fiiii.eimim- 
 tys8stl;ep?opiertcjQfaiooman, ' 
 
net to I'peo nij>d) mon<?p /Ws iiiaitci: «ll.iup(bttr roDc on a tpiijc m 1^^* 
 cvrcurc inaplaceoftt)enordi.coi;ce? toltere^e^aD agreeo td ^e^pcK 
 loracei;tai»nfomeofuioncFfor ^pscljargps tl^orotoe tf)c^?ce/fo t^at 
 atcueFf^lnnc j loDgpng tiji'S uiattcc laaticiout; papD foiljys oton coa3?0 
 3t£ortun^Dfo|to^en i;emintDacert9!>ttloD9pngi)£comaunDco one 
 (^ovppntjVsfcmactofe^^?DreOgooDt|uCbottO&p [tco rauefuc^etl;pi( 
 gcoas toerelaft* to catp it Xfif^piiito fctuc ^m £itiA)empt baptyng/ 
 Ci)?d Corp^n DO!>ng t;j>0 millers co^nauDemet toiic ^broi^n bceDe 
 bro!J?it mete sail (m t^igf toasiaftsputit ln^i»3nwie/€^5 uipfe 
 of ^^oufe e^pu^ng^l^e toftealKuc^e fpaginmtpa at b^tapleia^fj^mi^ 
 toaslaftftputtttit^rs male^ii^e brougijt i}pf po^egef teas taftttde 
 pat (I lolientocppn^aD tomeo t)VB batcalvtFltfpoe^e pourpo^ poog 
 ge in to piiiaieni^pcl^t^dttbponQl'atobeotCitoilet dot^ec i)pagatme« 
 tps$ m}>eD tt)ein betpeupU tl)attOe^Uiei;emp^^ut;ttfietx6.>'C^p8Co$ 
 ppn CoDepnlp towpD ^ttn $ Ca to ttyreuylpD t^e to?fe tljecfor * ran to \)V3 
 nialtet (ttoiD^;>m inijat l^e^ao mmxoi^svtottmftcc QilaueCour tncotf 
 netcaili'9^ top^ f itfDto Qertiius.CliouDtab q{ni)e to^atliafl: t^ou tia 
 tobj> ^aft t^dupowpo ppooggein nipmjle J martpo mv wpmeJj gere/ 
 £) fjf^quoD ^ ujpje jftnoto tneUfs acatuDge of p rctjUnj/* 3 pcfcepue 
 bi' l>ou:)'ou? mtD tsto Do rt>g^t $ to tiaue t^at t^at is pour blone/i pout; 
 inynD Is to ^aue all dj?ngx6pou J pe^aue pa?lrf oc / bot^ btobpn bceue 
 nicte ftot!jcrtfti>ngrpi«ieft:*foitt3tearontpt petiauj/j tl|ecfo?cbe» 
 cautepoujfctuantfiatljtaHent^e b^edtiie in2te$putttti>ou.iinalc3 
 liaue tl)etto?c put in pour male tt;e pooege f beiaCt bscaufe pe ^aue todt 
 
 ^trulppai'Dfortl)emi;or^{3^ulDHepeonpti)png&ompou ^K ^su^ 
 pa?Dro?:peraDuenturepe1itolDtroblemeint^e lain another cpme. 
 
 C^ere pe map Ce ^ l^e ]^ plaptl) t^e npgaroe teimi^ f omstpme ft 
 tomzt^ ^pm to !)pg ototielofle. 
 
 £erta^ett>eDgpDmantl)erett)a0 loljpc^efD^an^ettas DeDs 
 3 cato^euengatpffto fapnt^etcrH.CapDljecS to dapmi/ie !;e 
 rytage to^icli l^ ^ab DeferupOi^epnt ^eter affepD §pm tdljat 
 fje teas/ J Ijc (aro a toeb jjpB ma/andn ^epnt peter openpo p gat( * bsD 
 ^pm come in ft fapb Ije tiias toa;tf)j> to Ijaucljps Ijerptage becaufe ije dao 
 Ijaii inuc!^ trobpU $ toas too;tl;p to Ijauea crotone of glorp.^enonafter f 
 t^cvz mil a notber man tlj3t ciapiiipo Ijeai^n ' ft fapo to ^pnt #gter !}is: 
 l;a» Ijabai .tDpups/to toijoHi ^epnt peter aftoerpbanb fapD come m fo? 
 ti)du art too?t{)p to Ijauc a looblc rrohjn of glo:p/ f o? ttjou^atti^D Doble 
 trolJle/at^laft ti^ere cam a t^p^D clavniyng^eucii $ fapb to^apntpetee 
 
|^c^D!>8D4(i,iii?u?'8 ^tittm^ to fomeitt/tel^t ijuoD S>ei»nte #cter 
 tl}ouffa(t bene onps in troble (e tfjerof Oel^uerrf/t t^en U^pltj^ngl^^ loci- 
 i^ftbctjobiiDagarnitj'ctaffajitt^crofuel^uccj^D/jfo^sll^coiilDfnot 
 betoare^tljv^tiet^me/butcntmft tojjlljmgelrtn tcobpllagaptie tl^ere- 
 fo?e go t()v tuap to fjellfo? tl)cu Qjalrcneueccome tn ^euenfo;tijou arte" 
 nottoo^tlj?. 
 
 CCi)}>8 tale to a toarn^ng to tlieitt tEjatljoue bene ttupTe tn parell 
 to betoateljotii tijep come t^ettn t^e ti^r^O tvme. 
 
 1^ rc^e tnertfjant of ionbon tljerc ioaalu^tc^ {jatt but one ronnc 
 % f ioa« romeiv^at l^ntl^^i'ftp t^crefo^e l)ie faocc bppon^r^ bctb 
 bebcalleb ^rinto t;^m fttej'D^ebmiu tueUf ^ci;a0 benbnt^?if 
 ep^olobcvt pf l^eHneto^e biolb anienb ^2*0 conbuios^eitJotD tmu l)vm 
 ^isei;emtoure$ieue^rm^i8goo!^sro f i)e b?olbpaomKetop;a?e to? 
 ljrsfolt)Ie:(tto^nt!eoneDa)1^toi2!n0fo;^£jn/b}Met^}'ngtopetfoj^ 
 tne^fefon tijcrenmbea fe?'tbfuMp?ompfe.2ttfterf tijystndinaDeb^jii 
 ^}'6ejre(utoureffD}>eb/:6ur after t^ati)i)8 (Sneitepciuttjitot ^infi^o^c 
 tl'tne be ^b ^alieo $ rpenb ail $ (lao noti;} nge left but a ^cn $a tok djac 
 loaa l)t>0 Sabers. jcfo?tun}'b tban tijat one ot ^raf renbj's came to ^pm 
 ffra^bI)eb7asfo?2> f l)ef;abl£a(lrbio tnrsSjttaf^fbebliu^oiDb^iDoiDe 
 Sfo?inl^r0^nirfetnabero ^pfat^er^ (jetcoib^pe one to iimfof^m 
 C(i;^r0ronginanafttjer^»f8Fbb?go5i'et2torUperto2tne*inpp;oi 
 mttt/to^yiisffll'kmt^VsMi^t toltafi'uearUanb ^ebsrUftrotoeeuerp 
 na^e anb fo liei^aiUvngeeue^^bavfo^mptabersfobile/ttro^iorUpct^ 
 
 C% ij^f&r^inarCe t^atttlelsrrbomefoiainantobogciobC 
 beb?0»)i'infeff4i^pJe^€is^atf«ortott«atoti>epray€ran5i 
 Pio«iy0 otljj>0ejceait©ut0. 
 
 f^V^ere Ioa0 a maybe ftobe bp a ryuera f^be mJ[jn; fuioft tual^pngg 
 VA f {otbp0.: anb as Q)z aoupyb oft ty wps ijer fincfeHe £ieuj>b tf 
 
 ttocncljcrbutofefte6/;©FiB^omeTbcteQineatEcrefei'ngetjetanb(8pbf 
 
 in fpo?t.S0fl^b niapbe rabe bebe fo; J^ayaro bpt^0 on t^c ba^byll. ^Hei? 
 
 Iup6 nmftet frerc qtiob t^c nmyben be bot^ but bjppe bps moutb anb ise 
 
 nytlj pe topa come (t feytte Ijym* 
 
 €^1' t|ip0pe iiuip fet^fita tocmfin0finft*«r is neuer.tofele. 
 
^ iol^u^it}cnttQtifa^?e.mitnp!eo^col)F(^epe/$^^ejcam ouee 
 
 l»cnt/(tljea%Dtj|"n ^Btjpd^uiar^c tuol0b?pngt^e/to!jpc^|hi?u^ tooiD 
 b:ig tijc ouer ttjcfauieb^poge/napQuoi) t^e otgeFma butrijou O^altjnot 
 l»p goDQ8^ebut3 topU/pot|cta<japhiatDfjedjullinotAtl)eagftpnfail> 
 ^toolDb?pngt(jcmoucblpiteo£ljJStet^!i foiettatliDBJlif/* attljelaft 
 tobufifettrt^atec^eonciinoUkpD ot^erHJeUaboiitt^etjcDOyeiifi t})zm 
 fpllp8.Cd ic^omitjcrecamaGjVjumanto'gic^ W amplmptoprljafefe, 
 of JuclcijppSafjojlcanepboiu; otmwm^^ tijcin talfepD t^«: lobat 
 tnastbecaufc of tl|e??bar?aunce/to^pc};t^©ciDPDljpm t^cmattrt it 
 caufcas pc Ijauc^cDc/ fi^ijps %?» uiari uizmlmc ti^ougyt to refiimc 
 t^ej>?fo>Pi^ne9 ioitij a feiinplpecejcampic jtoke^psfatt of mele fronilji^ 
 io;8baU*opOTpDit^po«rp.oaut^e»»elcint^eiafeouecti)c&i(pgetnt^ 
 tbc Fonimg miec totjecbpali t^e rnelc toagloa (i im f^us.fSfv ni. tcoutii 
 iifpbor5baauicye(kpucfoptjjpuj'nsouec^cb>p0getii>0fei^cpetoi^^^^ 
 bcnot p€tbou8bt«o^«M>tnd£ toljCTc t^^be/mc ^()PnUp(1jt(jct;fo?^ 
 is cupn as uiyc^ i&pt in pour ^eDBpa as ^tc is iricie in ii»? fafe. 
 
 CC(jp8talel^el5?ttj poutl)atfot«2 tiuntaSpt!)bpp5 ^pmta 
 fljeiPOt^eMttm Woomeiijijcti^ tsbiitafolci^pjh fciit 
 
 iiiantljefetnan^atcainetocoaftilfel^pmia^toagwpfcm 
 S (]^;tdueijiintl;atije^aoiapnctoU^'apoiiggentiltooit|a^fi^? 
 tijanaCBpDI}^ini!ti>}i)dtpIace/[^QeCail^ttU)asinagooolpc^ 
 
 mb^ s cloet«rsttCa^d/naU)bpfioeccrepn£{iiauhcest^$n malt tbau Mzs^ 
 ivcUoceale* 
 
 iCbanbela; b^atopbotectlDtDcll^atbttiboineb^ige (nlSDo 
 21 bau a fep^e uowg^tcf /to^'om a p3g gcntplmaii of Daups jnnc 
 
 tooipij g?etlf t»pau^bPsplcdVuceot^cr/toljipfbbptdn$ lutcto 
 ber ntabcat^ taft g^auci^D bitn it PopntpobPfK^o c^ tppp a nigbtto bet; 
 tatters boufein^ euenptig $tbe iDotb lonuepi^itnmto^er ^aberrec^ed? 
 \Bi}^^ teas an inner f^atnbct; Uiptbin becfaoci^s cbaber/^o acco^otg to 
 ^poitm^tail tbtgmas ^fo?nt]^D I'o f bj? lap xil derail npg{;t^ (t inaoe gooD 
 £betc tpU abotit4iii.a cioU t ^ tnb?nig/at lojijtc^ tunc it fb^unpD tbisp5g 
 g^tpUnd S^atougbig/bibpcb ta bppo btmXo fdie ]^ be (OUD not rcf^^^ 
 
^n go pur^s l^Din t^ Draught tcft j^^et^^uer ^uio j^t^umuii^u^ 
 dftet^a coumelt rofe in t^ps G^^^t (t fo orl) /but£i;e tecaufe oftl^ fauo^ 
 of t^e Drausilt tt muf^D lipm to coug^ tnst^ moje tt louDert^^ ppa^is 
 mtflftitiihm $a(&!>D of^^ Dous^fcrto^ttnantDadti^ac^cous^io I 
 ^ercpber/^eanrbcr{'D[i(a^i)nobot>p.25uteuectljps}>6ginacou9^t^ 
 G^ind?e(itrto;elD^oniti^efai)etl)ei:rng fefD/&2>goo&C tioDpt^ojrr^ou 
 
 SiM^etfaoettifi^gcamto t^ gertcrlina $rari>t3^^eDefF;to pouc 
 Cllf m)> faDrc (dmi>iE:^;C(;i>s getttf Uttan I'oceip t^ertopci^ abaD^rO looicc 
 Ijaue puU'en l)V» ^eD out af t$e o^tog^t i}oH toM^)^ ^^ ^^^ ^ f^^: 
 l^^s!?edti?at6ept!l!^D t{}eregebo^D)7pc^et;lttFtt)/fe dangling about t)!>s 
 tte&;mn tppon tijefadevbepngattolt) utan it gaue^rttto g)«t£aU/»bare 
 ^ym r>o ton d ^urtljra anne/j opcr yt t^c co^rB * t a into ffb^tetoT^f 
 iscaugl^fio^Deabout ^&mh toioa^D caufs jinneas faft ao ^ couo. 
 f£i)tetDecl^ forfeit r§oueofl^epfei?er6^oule (I c$nottl)ece.atnomttja& 
 tec.'CdJ'is gentt^Unan asljetan l^pon tolbo^e b^pisge met DSa coipecs 
 f»tiabm))5coIpsl»i;)eret^ret}jad4tio;ttt.t&Fttr6^o?rrs/tot)tcdlo^ 
 t^erfatbtl^rsgetttrUnan!;onj!ngilaitarFbe«tt||i;€i»do^n^cat;titii^ 
 foir«y» orcto itafpDg(H);afe«f ctitt rope/tol^rbp t^c coif stettoutfoim 
 in one place feme (nan ot^/^aftei;t^el)o;tV8Mb«t(KP? ttafys «wn 
 rottietottiai;t)fmj>t^fel0(rfout&toit;atbnetogate(^attl)ecolt^etr4afte& 
 tl^em«tt8ff4^otoi«(nno;eo?«jecouD getdisljo^to gemegapn/je? 
 to^ff^ttHiet^peopteoft|jeficetctoe?ecji^nanDfato]^Ure£e{tfatopc 
 Cr8tepDtBptgcoi?0euerp ©ncfo? (^|jspart galie»;pJ)Uptde«j[j>8:ci^t ^ 
 utoll part 9t t^e col{>s loere gone oa t^e roipeetiaD got ^Fsi^o^f:^ a.c^ut 
 5uryngtl^1j»^t^gfti>UtmntelttdoedtofeFntanm«to8c§pt^l'er0 
 totcatu l>atty03nne/9.t^re met Jorti)tl;efejctecompngto c^w^ iorfg 
 to mjjotoniasitol^c^ to^n j^ feto tije gentplman in t^e cljurt^patiie in 
 mfmt'& t^O;aofttbo?!iafcottt bj'sneft/tjao tofoit Ijabteneafpa^t: 
 » cr!>eDaiaoe!aoa fptrt fttanbafeagaynto^iB^ufealnioftat^ barrps 
 mm^te\oii3mmnp\xt of ^rsiuptf ^toaof iao?fe^lfeaj>ej?e aftcF. 
 C'«Ji'sgcnrliRantl^anbefaufcbauj>s3nnegatp6toei;enotopentoent 
 on t^bab fpjje »lept oucr tr?e garDen toaU/but tnleppng t^e rege bo;B 
 10 ttobieD ^ptn^ot ^e fell Doten in to tfjc garUcn *r^aa aiinoH b?ofef l^is 
 neftftoereiepaplltpttf tfjc pjfnpall cam into t^gatDrn/todp4) M)m 
 Jefflto^pmlytljerefjaDloeniiffonicman^aObeflapneftt^etefaftouerp 
 toaU tOut».nptfomcnpeljimtyil|)e ^abcattpDhp^ps fompanp/tuljptfa 
 mn mm of tljegcnt^'lmen to^i;comcto get^icr/loftpDIneU bppSDim 
 «nDftncioljpm»atterreleurJ)(^pni/;i&tttt^|jO20e^toa9abotttl;psnc^ 
 
caufpD 1)10 IjeD fo to fttieU t!)dC t^r c0uD n6t get tt ottpll ^v to^te feptie to 
 aitte it of witl) Ijatc^ttys.-Cljujs tioas t^ic toenc^ tocU 3app&/ ? fo:i fere fl^e 
 can fto fjec faDcr/iiec faiSs atme toftjs Ijutt tlje col^^at loft t^tis colp? t^ iejEte 
 iam almofl; out of l[;tis ^^t'^'i^ tl}? gentplma^ l)ai! almott b;obe i)isi neb 
 
 31 matcijant?si torfe ttjet toas in bote patpfl?in lontion fome toljat 
 aeptin age to i»\^o tfu ma^ti ramon a fonlmV' mlcnt after D^^es 
 9 fapti maparcs quoH f^ tl)cp rpng at fepnt 'C^omas of acre^ fo; tljec ^H 
 U a ferino p?ecl)p5 anon^to iS)t)on?« t^ tttarftrc0 anfeoerD 5 fapU marp goO 
 lip0 bWng on t^p ^art fo;t t»arnpng me tberof $ becaufe HI flept not \ml 
 allt^ts WQ\it 3 p|aptl)e bzpnge mpitolc tottl) me fo^ 3 isjpll go fljpUef to. 
 lo^e lx)l)et^er 3 can take a iiap tljc^e Do^pie tbe pjcit is ptecliimg 
 
 23pti)t0 pe mapfe t^at inanp on gotl) to ct)urd)e a? moc^'efo; oti;ec 
 t^pngpjs as foj Ueuocpon* 
 
 J^ec toas a ccitapn companp of iromcn gatij£i;pD to ge«5 
 
 Dec in comuni'cacponoue bappenpb t^us to fapljer PP5 
 
 % gps after t!)ep toere ferotopD lipeD anU toolUe not Ipuc 
 
 and one oilie ^pfe of ^er accopntance ^rpng %tt Cap foi 
 
 bat) i}et get a coctoltipis i^nt ant; put tlie ppggp? ttierint 
 
 'i tibl)pl6aftce fijer tocrefatroi»pD anti t^ep itjolUc Ipue/teJljpcl? Bopfe inten 
 
 ^ng to Do after 6cr council came to one of bet goffpppps auD fbeoapD bee 
 
 isMt mcDecpnc tea0 tbaugb ijec foi ber ppggp? 9 pjapD b^c to lenD ber \}et 
 
 l}ui'banDp0 bat/)»bPcb anft»erpD b^r angerlp anD fapD 3 boolD tbou knt^ 
 
 Pft it ^;abbe 3 baue none foz utp bufbanDe 10 no coo^olD for 3 am a gooD 
 
 is3o\mn anD fo Ipbe bopte euerp bopi^ anftserpD b^r inlpbe maner tbat fb$ 
 
 DepartpD frome manp of tbem in anger anDi^olDpnge/a3ut\]aban{b^ iaise 
 
 0^ couDe get none f ^$ came agapne to !;er golTppppa a!i angerip anD (nvH 
 
 31 baue gone round aboute to bo^irobo a coolioiDp0 bat and J can get none 
 
 tiojberefb^e pf J im atto^r pere J ioopU tjaue one of mpn ot»n atiD be out, 
 
 orlnp ncpgbbour0 Daungec 
 
 |[25? tbi0 tale a man map lerne tljat it 10 moze iiipfdome fo^ a man to 
 truft mo?c to bi0 otonc aoie tijan to bis^nepgbfcours gentplnes. 
 
 (Bentplman ^ a gent^tooman fat togeder talbpn boljidie gen*, 
 31 tplman bad gret papn in one of bi0 tetb.^ bapnpD to tap ro tpz 
 getplixjomau tbu0*3»3p0 maarc0 3 baue a totb i m tJcD tebicb 
 gceuptljmebecpfo;5is)berfojc 2 sxjoldptisjcrcmpour tapk •^lieljerpng 
 bpmlapng &♦ anQsjcfpDtbu0 3!ngcoD faptbfp^pfpour to^tiominmp 
 tale it couD Do vt but iptpU good/but pf ttjer e be anp tbpngeirs mv t^l^ tW 
 can Do pout totb gcoD 3 boolD pt uietc in pour totb* 
 
 ijdv tU9 pe map fe tbat a mmms mitrnt t0fclDome to (e^e* 
 
'0 &}z tpme orient n toelc^imn mm to bcconfearD of {ir0 cticac^ 
 31 DoM tn ^i^ cofcO^on &fD tljat ^e ^D Wv^ a fccre/to Do|)d ttje 
 curat (kpD ^e eouDc not aflbplc ^m/^0 qd ttje tnaitljma vftijon 
 bnetoelt all t^u mofti!^ aflbple mc ^o^cU tnouglKa^ ^tjcn tlje cucatljaD co 
 manUrD l)nn to 0>ebo^pm all tl)€ cafe ije (apt) tl)us marp tt^c iveCiii fFcets 
 fi Imi^^t ^ue (lapn tl)em botl) pt 3 l^ati ipft but 3 let t^ one fiiape ttjet: 
 fo;einafteGcui;atfetti]e tone agapnfttl^totliere^t^t^ offence pisnotfo 
 great but pe map aiforlc me toell pnoug^. 
 
 C 23P t^is pe map fe t^t Dpuers menne Ijaue fo cu^^l $ largecolcp 
 enist^ttj^pt^n^e pf ti^ptio onegootitielie of refrapnefromtljr 
 Dopnge of one cupU fpnnettjat pt psa fatpffiiecpon fo^ otl^cr Q>nnis 
 ani) offend* 
 
 3^£te Doas a com^inp of getj^men tn no2tl)aton(i?p;e toM ^^fxt 
 to bunte fot Hecre in t\ji poiUm m tbe gollct befpDe aonp ilrat') 
 % fozD''3lmong bo^ gcntplmen tl^c boais oneixi^b baD a boalc^ 
 ^m\ to ijvs (pruaunte a gooti nti^tf txli^ boben tbep came to at 
 place 03bere ^t^ t^ug^ t^p (t^olb l)aue game/ tl)ep mabe a (ton 
 Dpnganb popntpb tijpis boelc^n to ftanbbp a tre npgi) tbe ^pe boap anD 
 bab bpm tn anp i»rfe to tabe ^be tW ^ f^t at no ramali no^ meble nac 
 Mtt) out it boeee a inale $ ^ it boere a male to fpate mt/mi q$ tbi? buelcl^ 
 man let tne alone* mh b)t^n t^\s boaic^man ^b aanbe ttiere a bo^le f^ 
 fym mocbe bere cdmpnge / as bocU of aiuntelete m of ifialcaU / but euc fss 
 let tijem go anb tolse no bebe to t^pm« C^nb boitbin an \pianz after b^ 
 (atx) come rpbpng in tbe bf e tsap a man of tbe coimtrep bo^ Ijab a boget 
 ijangpnge at bisCabpU bob^e. Hinb boban tl)is uialclje man bab elppeb ^pm 
 ^e bad bim (tanb d began to D^aboe W bobt) anb bab Ipn beliuer cl^at ipt 
 Q)ll male tbat t)pnge at l)i9 Cabell boUie/ tri^ man fo; fete of l^ Ipfe toa$ 
 glab to belpuer bpm W boget/a^ fo bpb $ tban robe bi0 bsap $ boas glab 1^ 
 toas (0 cfsappb, Mti t»ban t^ts man of tbe countrep boas gon t^ps boeld^ 
 man)»as berp glab ^ boenc mcontpncnt to febe i)ts mailer fi at lafi; fomtte 
 \m boit^ W compsnp/anb boba t^ fatoc \im be come to lipm ? fapb tbitff 
 ^(ter bp cottps pUit % ber naple 31 baue ftanbe ponber t^ps ttxio bobojps 
 anb i cobob fe neucr a male but a IpteSl male t^t a man bab l^angpng at 
 bis I'abell boiua ti)at J bauc gotten/^ lo bcre it is/anb tobe bis maOer tbe 
 boget txin^ tfz tjab taueu atnep from tbe fo^&pb man^foz tbe bobpclje tebe 
 bott)e t};e mailer ^ tl>e fcruant iscre af i^rt^arbe m great trouble, 
 
 i 23p tl)ps pe map lernc it ps gret folp foi a mailer to put a feruaut 
 to tbat Mv^z$ rg^ecof l;e can notl^mg f&pil anb bol^rin lie l^at^i tmt 
 bebfpb* 
 
jaoagc gcnt|»lman oft!jeageof.)cjc»rete fomcioljatefipJipqfpD to 
 
 mp^&4ft& same on a tvms tatfe?!) toit^ a geutpltooman tol)id^ 
 
 3^ ixiae cpgtjt u3Ke anD alio mccp^tfjis gcmpu iwoman as % tals 
 
 bpp ijoitl) ^pin Ijappcnpu tolo^e tjppon Ijpgijet&e / tjoliidje toas 
 
 but jpong anO grotsen fome isji^t l3Ppon tlje ouerlrpp^ attl) but 
 
 Ijtt^I grotocn bcnetij as all ronge nicnnps becDps comonlp bfe to gtotwc 
 
 fapO to^m tbus.^j'^ i^e Ijauc a ber tie aboue anD mm benetb* anD tje be^ 
 
 epnge ^ec fap fo/fepD m fpcjte/maCtes pe baue a bccDe benetbc anD none 
 
 abouc/nmtp qupD f bc/tljen fet tbe torn agapnft tbe totber / toljicb anftwetc 
 
 8taDe t^ gcntplntan fo aba%D tl)at be baD not one iKo^be tci anj[boer» 
 
 ^m m^ cettarn bo^te frcre tobid) )i}a0 a berp glotton anDi 
 
 a swat npggpn U}brcbe baD an bngcacpoufe bop ttjat cuec foIo«l 
 
 C mpD bpm anD bare bps clo^e/anD latbat fo^ tbe ftetp0glottonp ^. 
 
 fo^^iscboMnes tbe bop bob^rebcbpentcoubefhantgetmete 
 
 Inougi^ fot tbe frece toolDe ect atmofte all bpm felfe^ 25ut oti 
 
 8 tpme t^ fcece inaDe a fccmon in tbe cotrep bobe^n be touc^pDe berp tna^l 
 
 npntpzacleis bobicbe ctpft DpD afo^ae bts palTpon amonge U)b(cbc be fpecpalle 
 
 rel^ccfpDe tbe mpiacle tbat crpfte DpD m feDpnge fpuc tboufanDe people top** 
 
 tbefpue lottps of b?eDe anD boitb Hi IptteU fpfbpis anD t^ps frerp0 bop tobiril 
 
 c^pD not gcctelp ki> l)ps maftec bespnge^pjn %v fo auD confpDerpng tbat 
 
 biS madet: baas fo great a cburleanD glotton auCboercc boitt) a louDe bopc^ 
 
 tbat all tlic cbutcb bat&gt fapD bp inptcoutb mapftec cben tljeteboew no 
 
 &pet0 tbete»b3btcbe anfboctt maDe all t\^ people to faU oniucbe a labogbij 
 
 pnge tbat fot Hktm tbe frere b^cnte out of tbe pulpet.^nD as lb? tt)e fterps 
 
 bop be tban DcpactpD out of tbe cburcb tbat tbe frete neuer faba \)m aftec 
 
 C23ptbP0 pe inap fe t^at tt m bonedp fbc a matt;at isat mete to Depart 
 
 bottb fucbe as Ije M to tbem tbat be p;efent» 
 
 lUpcbe frapnfelpng Dujeilrng m tbe countrep baD a freer bfpng to W 
 
 bobofe of baljom be couD net^r be rpD ^ baD tarpeD bcitb Ijiin tbe fpace 
 
 of a (enpgbt ^ neuer Depart boberfote tbe frapnfelpng bcpng toerp of 
 
 bPm/on a tpme^as be ^ bis bopfe *tbis fi:ere (at to geber at fuppec fepnpD 
 
 bpin felfe bcrp angrp b3itb tips WJPfe Jn fomocbe be fapD be boolDe bete ^t 
 
 Cbts frcre jjifepupng boel bobat i^v metfapD tbusanafter franblig 3 ban? 
 
 bene bere tbis feuenrgbt toben pe boere frSDps ^ 31 bapll tarp l^ere tfe fb?^ 
 
 tenpgbt lenger but 31 boplt fe pou frenDps agapne 0} | go tbps man perfep 
 
 tipng tbat be couDe no goeD nor baolDe not Depart bp none bonedt meanpis 
 
 anftoecpD bt ^ojtlp 9 fapD bp goD freere but tboii fbalte abpDe bere no len^ 
 
 gcr i tose Wm bv t^ fl&ulDer? ^ tl??uft^m out of tlje Do?pjibp bpoleneej 
 
 Car 
 
&V tibfe^ ^ W fe t^at Ije't^tbpU letnc no gooD bp cicample / nbj gooD 
 mnmi to lim r^wpD is txioitl^v to be taugljt uoitij open Febufee0» 
 
 f ccc ipmi'touc coitte into u mt \mnnvB l^oapfe m tbe countrep 
 ^ ant) becaufe tljis po2e man tijougi^t r^ts f rete ,nips!)t do i()rm (ome 
 
 goon 1^ t^rfoje t^busljt to msfe? l?pm gooD c!;ere / ©at bpcaujfc 
 Ijps i»rfs Booltie Isjeffe ^pm no gcots incte fo.2 coUe/ljc tijctfoj at Dpncc tpmc 
 Japtse tl)ii0 s' 2ep goO S30|fe bpcaSDie tljou DpOlseJl tj^effc me no gooD imtc to 
 inp tipncr/toece it mt fo? maClec fter e/ ttjoa f^olDelt i)sue l^alf a Uofpn ftrp 
 Pc0#ap fit Qtiobti^ ftece 3 pjappoafpate natfej me^s»l^ci»it^tt)e to^ 
 Doas angcp a tljerfo?e at (buppec flje caiuea tliem to far? toojts, 
 
 f;©p tSpiS pe map fe it 10 gooD polpep fet geUps pf tljep torll ^jaue anp 
 good cl^ii to picas attsap tt}t sopfc of tl^e fjouofe* 
 
 l^ece bias a frere totiid)? tboagi) l^ ^jcre taetl lempD pet ^e toa? 
 C callpD ixj^eU of conDpcpon^ M0j& ijats a dsentpiinannpis fonne 
 
 to ijjapte ijpon ^pm and to'tecije l)ptn to fpebe latpn ♦ C^^PS 
 fecce came to ^ps c^ldeg feOec toslipng m t^e contccp/and beca^fe tijis 
 f tcte Dooldij^ue tin's il^ntplman to Hnotse tljat tl)i0 d)plbe ^ad metip ^elt 
 fpeat \)is tpme fo^ tije toliple be ^d bene Iwit^ bpm/lje bad tbis cbpld to ma 
 fee in latpn (ijojtlp f teres toalfte in t^e dopfter.^bis cbPide balfe aftonped 
 bpcatofe bi? maftct bad }mi Htah^ tbii^ latpn fo (bojtlp anfixietcd at all ad 
 itenturesand (apd Jn cttcuituimpu ainbuiam« 
 
 B tbe tctme tpme a good old gen tpiman bcpng a laijopcc cam to 
 
 1 london to tbe tctme $ as be came be bapencd to ouettaite a ftcre 
 
 , iMbicb i»as fom bntbjpft ^ toet alone iaitbout W beuer tol:»erfoj 
 
 fbtiS getplman af&ed tbts fcetc iwbecc toas bis beuer- tbat Ibold feepe bpm c6 
 
 panp and fapd it tooaa contratp to i)ts relpgpon to goalone / and it iBOldc 
 
 catxife people to fupporc bpm to be fome apoftata o| forttc dntb^pft. BP god 
 
 fpt quod tbc frece mp feloto comendctb bP»n bnto pout mafterfi)pp/tobo qiS 
 
 tbe gentplman 3 fenotxje bpm nat/tban quod tbc frere to tbc gentplmanpe 
 
 atetbe mo2C to blame to afbc fb^ \jipm* 
 
 # 23p tbis talc pe map fe tbat be tbat gcuetb coiifelto an bntb^pft and te 
 
 tbetb bPin bis duti'e (ball bauc oftentpmes but a mocbc foi bis labour. 
 
 mz geutpime caminto an inne ixibere a fapic aioman iras tap 
 % aer tnbctfoi as tbefe tbie (in tbet makpng mcrp ccbone of tt;e ^pf 
 fed bet $ made good paftpmc ^ plcfurc botobeit one [pafee mccplp 
 flEfapd 3 can not fe bo-iotbts gcntpltaooman is able to mafee paftpmc 11 plea 
 feite to ds all tbje etceptc tbat fljc tocte departed m tine partes. 23p mp 
 tf outbc quod one of tbepm / pf tbat fbf mpgbt be fo departed tban J laoolds 
 cbofe fo? mp parte bcr bed and bet fepje face tbat J mps^t aiujap bpffe b^i? 
 
<^%m at?ot» tlnz feeoti 1 feolti Ijaiie tlje b^cft aitb Ijatt fe^ t^ct ii^t^ \m lorn 
 C^nquotJ rtje tlirrtj tk^n.tl^t is notDpng Icfet foi me but tlje loj^n^s but^ 
 totsfepjs^i ieggp3 et 3 am conteRJ: to Ijaue i^t fojt ntp part.3inD iro^en tljeie ge 
 ti>lmen l)«iG paitpD ttje tpme tijer bp tljc fpace of one Ijcut oz ij #r tofee t^ec 
 Icue 9E Dsecc gopjtgc ai»sp hut o? tl)ye^teent tl)c ttjriis nmhtljat IjaD eljoi'cn 
 tl}e bcl? ?f t!)e Sxittofefers ijpD fepsti^e'tapptter^ bati I)cr Cace\sjel tcftatt|iioD 
 tl^ i^^at ma til)at i^aD c^fen ttjc foce ie tije mout^ \x>W Sol^ tijoa Jo tiiou Bolt 
 me wronge to fepe mp parte tijst J ijaue eljofcn of \)zr . D quoD fte ot^t ^ 
 pjap t^e be not mm fc?l toolbe cotcnt t^at ttou f tjalt feyg mp patt fcj ita 
 
 '0 cdcic tljece Dtoellpb a mecp gcnt?lnian tot)tcl) IjaD a coofec callpft 
 J Cljomas t^at isias gretlp tiiKeafi;!! ixjitb'ttj? tott) auc gS compIanpD 
 
 to l)is jnapttet thereof isi^tclje fapD l)e i)aD a bofee o? meUpcis fi fepD 
 Ije ixjoltilouc bp Ijis bofee to le U)t}etl)er 1)6 cotBD fpntie atip meCecpn tljctfo^ 
 it iit fo feniie one of f)ps Houg^ters to l;c0 OuDp foi t)is bo&e anb mcont^nenc 
 lo^^D bppon pt alonge (cafon $ t^ faptie ti;us to l^mo^^^^fiomtiB qcol» 
 l)c ^ete 19 a mcDefpne fbf tt)? totl^feccift vs a tome but it 5b|)U do rau na 
 goois ejcccDt pe fentle oa pour fence anDaCfee pt for fepnt t\}ntvtsM'i^ man 
 giaD to be teleCpU of ^ps papne fenelp?) ? CapH mapper for (eitc^cpte let me 
 Saue ftjat mebeepne^tr^en quoti tl?p9 gcntplman fenele on rour fenees u fep 
 after me tobicl; feneipD uoae antifapU aftes; l)pmai5!je baU \)m> CC^s^ ge 
 tplmau began ae fapD tl^u^.C^e ibne on tfee fontap t:^e fone on t^ ConDap 
 i^oU t^omas/Ctje mone on tl)e monbap ctje mone on t!;e monUsp^tlje trp 
 nvtn on tt;e tcaoitiaptlje trtnpte on ttje teaofoap.'C^e mt^ 3 1^ isjeSnpfiJap 
 t^c ix)tt on t^e tx>eDnpfbap.'Ct)ei3olp ijoip tliurfbap cije !}olp i;juip tijuritiap 
 3«b ait t^atfaft on fcpbap anD ai ttjat faft on frpDap.^ijtte in t^p moutije 
 on iaterDap«Ci)is c^omas cojje Ijerpnge !)ts mapfier tW mofebpnge Ijpm 
 in an anger ftart bp ^ fapb hv goUbpsi boUp molifepng c^iirle J ijopU neuet 
 Do t^e &rupcemere,3KnD bocnte fo?tt) tol)ps r^aber to get \i^ gere to gebec 
 to t^ntent to gon tljeng bp ^ bp,2Bat bo^at foi tJ;e anger tjat ^e tobe boitl^ 
 i)P3 maflct fbj tl)e mofee tbat Ije gane i^pm ^i rsW foj labour ttjat l^e to&e to 
 geber l^p$ gere (o fljojtlp to gebcr tljc papne of t!]c tot^afec toente from l^pm 
 incontpnent ttjat l)is maacr com to Ijpm ^ mabe l)pm tsrp ^vH ? tolbe l^m 
 tli?at ^pscljatme toae tlje caufe of tlje eafe of tljc papn of iji^totjjafee* 
 
 Cbp etjis tale pe map fe tl)at anger oftpmpis piittptidaboap bobel? 
 
^colcr of iSDJJfojD lateii' mat-e Jitaftcc oUtu covin to t^e cpte of iS 
 ^ - Don ^ m polps met o)it^tt|j fa^D in?cp gceplmai of effep to^jic!) toss 
 
 cuec Di'tofpO to plap^ inaap mccp paicantpa toitlj ujljome before 
 Ijc I)aD bzm ojf amvliec accorntanc? antJ pjapD !)pm to geue Ijpm a fewcnet 
 tppet c^ig gentptittan moic lpb?call of promps tban of gpftstanjpD ijpm. 
 Jje iljoHic Ijauc one pf IjctooiDccouie to ijis loOgpngc to tl)c ftgne of tijetuUe 
 »)itl)outbp(ljops gate in tl)C ncict mo jnpnge at U of tljc clocbc. trtjpsi fco* 
 ler ttonfecB ijpin n HtW upgijt Dcpacteo to Ijpis loDgpnge m flictcftcetc/^ 
 in ttjc mompnge etcip as ^e popnteD cam to ijpm to tljc fpgne oU^bnll/^ 
 noitaa tibis gentplman feto l^imi l)c baD l)pm go iwitl^ I)pm m to tljc Cit'e ge 
 ^ iljolDe be rpeD an6ne/b)^i(b tncontpncnt toent togeDct tyll Oje cam m to 
 ftpnt laurcnce cfjur^ in tljc 3!ntp toJjer tljc gentplman eS^eD a pieft raue 
 %b to mail? ^ totbc t'gc fcolec Vjat ponUec is tijc p:cftc tijat ftatbe tije tppcc 
 foi pou $ baDe bpm feneic Doixine m tl^e pctoe gt be tooine fpefee to l)pm fo.j lU^ 
 3Eho mcontpnent t^is gentilman uient to tlje piefl; anD fapD ^p^ Ijere is a 
 ftolec anlj bpnfman of mpne greatlp DpfeafcD toit!) tfje cljpncotog!?, J pjap 
 poto toi^tt maffe p0 Done gpue Ijpin Hi Dzaug^tps of pour cijales, -c^jc pjcd 
 grauteD f^pm t tmmn ^pm to t\)Z Qakt anD (apD ^p}3 OjaU feme pou as: 
 ion a0 j datte lapD maae.t^e fcolcc tl^e tacpeD ftpl ^tfiatD tDe mafl]e truCttg 
 t^n tao^an tl^ mafk toas Done tljat t^ p^efte toolDe gene hm W tppet of 
 farcenet. Cijnis gentplman in t^? meane tol^ple DepacteD outof tDe cbttcc^ 
 W\)i$ p^z&mWi maffe toas Don put toptte in ti;e c^ice ^ cam to tDe fcolet 
 bnelpng in tl)epeu) p^ioff^rpngf^pm to D^ini( of ti[;ec{iale9.t^ fcoler lobpD 
 t)Pon fipm$ muieD ct fapD/mattec pecfon toi)erfb;ie p^ofec pe me tifc c^lpce 
 macpquoDtl^e p^eftefortljegentplmantolDemspe toere DpfefpDtoiti^t^ 
 ct)(CougD$ p;ta}: D me tbetfoze tt;at foz a meDcpn pe mpgbt Dspnb of t^ d^ije^ 
 #ap bp fepnt matp quoD tlje feolar tje pjompfpD me pe i^olDD Delpucc mc 
 a tppet of i(?rccnet.iiiap fapD tlje p^efte Ije fpabc to me of no tppet/but ^e De 
 fpipD me to gpue pou Drptm of ilje c^jales for tlje cljpncougl) 2Sp goDDpis bo*i 
 Dp qitoD t^ fcoier ije is as lie i3oas euet toont to be btit a mocttpng tore^/^ 
 euec 3 Ipue 31 Wi W^t i^ ¥in ? fo DepartpD out of t^ ci^ucft i gcet agcc 
 
 CBp ti)ps tale it map pewepue it tocre no uopfDom fot a man to truft to 
 aman to Do stljpiige tljat ps contcacp to bps oiDc accuftumpD conDpcpons*. 
 
 C fottimcD tl)cc toas agtet barpaiicc betiwen tljc bpCUjop of j&ot: 
 3 toljicl) !i one mapOec ^aelton^ popct lawciat.3ln fomoc^ t^iat t^ 
 
 bplRjope comaunDeD l)pm tl&at ^le ftjolDe nat come in at l)j^ gatps* 
 CljtSi matter ftelton DpD abfent ^mfelfe Cor a longe fealbn but at tt^ laft 
 ^ t^ugljt to Do \)is^mv to ^pm anD CtuDpeD i»apes|)oto ^ mpg^t obtapn 
 
MmiU 
 tl)e bi>l!;opp0 fauouc and tietetmriii'b Urn icife tl^at ^ toolb r out to !?t iBitb 
 fome pzeicnt at iimnblc l)pin felfe to tlje bpfljop ^ gat a couple of fefants and 
 cam to tt)e bpfljoppi^ place ^ cequpcrd ti^c poster Ijc mi^t come m to fpcke 
 tortl) mp lojDe. tbis poztec bnowng \)r% lo^Ups plcafuce i»olDc not Itiffec 
 bpm to cojne in at tfce gatrs-'toljcrfo^c tbis maftec fticlton iBcnt on t^c baft 
 frbc to fe^c tome otOet rmv to com in to tbe placc^ 23ut tl;e place ^ns motiD 
 tbat be rotoD fe no 'o^m to come ouer eiccept m one place U)1^ece tl^ere lap a 
 longe tee ouer tbc motte in maner of a btpog tbat masfailpn bobone )aiit^ 
 )»l'nb Qoberfo^e tbis wnttct fi^ielton bjcnt a long bppon tbc tre to com ouei; 
 H uoben be boas almoQ ouer bpsibtc flpppib fo^ iaite of furc fotpng $ fell m 
 to tbi; motte bp to tbe inpbDpl but at tbe laft be recoucrpb bpm felfe $ afboei 
 as be coub biped bpm Icltic agapn/^ foDenlp cam to tbe bplbop bepng in bis 
 ball tben latelp rplen from bpncr tcbicl) tobcn be fajw ffeelton comig fotelp 
 fai'b to bpm tjJbP tboto cbatpfi? 31 toarnpb tbe tljobo ftjolbps ncuer come vn 
 at mp gatps a cbatgpb mp porter to bepe tlie otot. C.f o^fotb mp lo^be quod 
 f^elton tl)ougb pe gaue fuctie cljarge ^ tbougb pour gatps be neuer io fuerlp 
 bept>'pet tt ts no moie polTpble to fecpc me owt^of pob^r do.2ps, tban to hcpe 
 outcrotues or ppesfoz 1 cae not in at pom^gatpis.but 1 came oii tbe motte 
 tbat 31 baue bene almolt drobonpd fo2 mp labour ^ fbebod ij^s clot))pis i^obo^ 
 cupU be bpas arapcd babicb caufpd manp tbat (lode tberebp to laugb a pace 
 Cbenquod Citelton pf it Ipbe pour lotdeibpp 31 baue b^o ugbt pobo a dpoi^ 
 to pour (upper a cople of f efantps.|5ap qupd tbe bpfbop 3 defptbe and t^ 
 jf efantps alfo Ind uirecbe as tbou art ppbe tbe out of mp bobofc fo» i ^VVL 
 none of tbp gpft.l^obo be tt toitb as bumble bjo^dps as be coudtbis Ibelton 
 defpipd tbe bpfbop to be 1}V& good loide $ to tatte bis^ iptpll g^'ft of bpm 2aut 
 tbe bpfbop cailpd bpm daujc gt folc often tpmps $. in no t)3v& toolde recepuc 
 tbat gpft«^bis ^Helton tban cotifpderpng tbat tbe bpfbop cailpd bpm fole 
 fo oft fapd to one of bts fampltcrs tbcrbp tbat tbougb it toere tupl to be crif^ 
 tpnpd a fole pe't tt boas mocbe tooife to be confp^tmpd a fole of fucbe a bpfl^op 
 fo! tbe name of confp^macpo muft nedes a bpde tberfb^e be pmagpnpd bobpi 
 I)e m\!$\)t auopd tbat cofpjmscio ft mufpd a tobpl ft at tbe laft fapd to tbe bp*; 
 (bop tbus If pour lo^dfbpp bneb) tbe nampS of tbefe fefatps pe boold be catet 
 to tabe tbem^ bobP captj'f quod tbe bplbop baftelp ft angerlp bobat be tbep^e 
 itamps 3!tnps mp lo^de quod faetton tbis if eiant is cailpd alpba.ps«p^tmus 
 tbe ^zll.^ tbts ts cailpd tbat ps nouiflimus tbe la(}»ft fo^ tbe mo^e plapn 
 Jjnderftandpng of mp mlDe^jf it plefc pour lotJi&m to tafee tbcm j ;pmpfe 
 pou tcbis 3tipba is tbe ^?ft tbat cucr 31 sa«c pou ft tbis €> is tbe laft tbat 
 cuer i bopl gpue pou bobpl 3 Ipue^at tbe bobicb afboer al tbat boer hv made 
 gret lagbter ft al tbcp dcfpjpd tbe bp(bop to be good lojd to bi foj bP? merp 
 conceptps at bol^ofe rcqueft o^ tl^p boent tbe bpfbop boas cotcut to tabe \)m 
 
C©i> tf}V$ pe \mv t t^utmtv cotitepte^ lJcti(je a man tm^ mo?e $coDi 
 tt?an Co B:etc Irpm felfe s»it^ angec snO melancolr* 
 
 l9omsn fif tlie tipnges gacD DJjjcW^s in a Wage fefpDe ionDoti 
 ^ fet) a tietpfap^e pnge torfe.Co iB^m a cate of r^e townc a tal 
 ftlcttjc rciaitets/iE lap ijoit^ Ijer Dpiters tpmcisiMSjarttjcc ^junanft 
 Jijs0from l)oiiie/?t fo openlj> bnosjcse tijst all tlje tot)i)n,(pafee t^cof/iaj^riioj 
 t^c toais a pong man oH^z toBunc ijoell accopnw&txjit^ tljis peiai rfgatb 
 tfef toltie Ife'm tOat fticlje a carter ban lapne bp l)is i»pfc . Co i»ljome tijpis 
 peman of garoe inybn, fooare bp goDi^ bobp tl^t pf Ije met few it lljoli) coft 
 bm ^i3 lpfe.#arp q«ol3 tl)e pcmg man vfv^ go ilrcpg^t eupn noto tfjc t)pe 
 ttjap pe %U ouettaii ^w bjpufg ef a tart laopn iBit^ Ijap toixjarb lonCort 
 iDlierfoie tijis pemaiiof gatbe mmmvmnt robe aftet t^tis caj;tcr/§t toitljirt 
 (Ijoit Ipace ouertofee ^pm ^ Mz)» t^m i»eU pnoHg!)/gf mfotgmntcslfeb t^ 
 tzit to ^pm ?t fapl§ t!|u3 ^iita 1 tinbetianb t^t t^ou boS Ip euetp iiig^ 
 mt^ mp )X)pfe i3ol)en J am from ^om.e c^ts carter bepng no tljpng afeapD 
 oftlie o^sr/anffcoeteb PC macp i»!)at tljan / toliat tijan quob t^ peman of 
 gat&e / bp gol!be0 fjact ^^smtauft ttiou na tolbe me tlie tcoutl; 3 ixiolbei^us 
 b?oisen t^p^ebc. SnU Co t^e peman of gat;be tctouriieb anb no IjttrteDone 
 no? ftrofeie ftcpben no?^pjofercb», 
 
 iBp tl)P0 pe map fe^tliattlje gteatettcrabcc^ (bmtpme ^Ijan it cornet^ 
 to t^e pzore be moae co)»atbps» 
 
 'M tlje toinm of tSotteliep btoelleb a mplnei; tol^tdiie liab a good 
 3 Ijomelptocnci) to Ijiis Doug^ter toljoma curat of l^ nei;t toujnc 
 
 lo»pb''attb as tijc fame uocnt ^ab Ijec at \m plefiice. f 23«t on a 
 mm tSji0 curat p?ccljeb of t^fe cucpoiis ttjpues nob) a bapcg/ ^ tcljet^ it 
 were fo? tlje nones o^oe^tl^c it come out at all abuenturp?^ ^neb to 
 fap tl)us m m fecmo, tf pz aopHe0 pe be fo curious in all pour boarbes t^iat 
 pe tootenat biljfltpe menc/butpe ftolb foioboc our labp«f o? out laiip toas 
 notDpnge fo cucpous as pcbc / but % boas a goiib ^omlp toencfte ipbe ii^e 
 mplnets bougljt of botteiiap.ait toijiclj fapng all tl)e parpftons maDe gret 
 laugljpngg/ ^ fpecpallp tlj^ptljat feneuje tljat ije loueb ttje fame ixjencl?Ct 
 
 CIS? tljps pe map fe it i$ great folp for a man tljat is ftifpcctcb fioitlj ant> 
 pactbn to piapfe oj to nmnc ti|)cfame parfon openlp left it bxpng iipm H 
 tljer in,li;laim£«c^ 
 
folt iS^ett tot0 tW titoeU;>b l»tt^ agetj^mal ti^ contmr i»{Hcl)e 
 toas^callpD'a great trrsitntanD an eitotcroner. But tbtsf oleics 
 3K. upD i^ inaftet metueloufli^ beraufe Ije cberrC^pti ^pm fo iioeU, 
 it Ijappcnrtt tppon a fea(one one of t^e gentrlman$ feruaunti^et 
 fat>De to ttje folc. as tijep tali^pD of ietmon nmmt$/bV mp tcotut^ 
 3lalkquoti^eU)ometogotit^ttI)ouanD ItoetcbotljoftismtKupn. H^p 
 bp laDpquoDt|»e fole ilijopu not go to Ijcupn foz jfjun letter go to f^ell ti^an 
 t^e ot^er a%pD \)m ^^V ¥ W letter go to l;eU :!3r tnp troiitli qtioD tlie fole 
 fo* 3 tajpll go toitl) mp imttcr ^ 3 am (iirc mp mafler f^ll go to ftcU/ f o^ 
 euei;p inan feptl)l)e (i;aU go to tlje DcttpU of tiell tl^^refo^e 3! ^i'll go tt^t^c 
 toit^l^pin.. 
 
 l^eteDoa^acertapnplottgl^inannris fonneoft^ contrcpbftije; 
 
 age ofs.it))t«peres titjat hcuer come mocl^ among companp but al 
 <Q^ \XKp tooet to plougl) anD t)u(danb^p/on a tpme tijts pong lan txiet 
 
 to a)»el)lipnge tettl) t}p0 falter tofjere \^ fee oneltite bppon a lute 
 
 3KnD txH^n ije came l)oine agapne at npgbt W moDer afBpO^ni 
 Ivljatfpo^te tje \ym atboeDDpnge. cllts lad anfiverpD anti fapD bp mp, 
 itroutt) moDer qttoli ^ tljet; )»as one tljat biotx^t in a gofe bctuoene bpis at; 
 ms anD tpbleDljer fo tippo tl^ neii tl^t fi;c cre^pb tlje fooetlpeO; t\^ mi 
 31 l^cO goie aeke in mp ipfe 
 
 B a mard^untpis l)ou(e in lonbon ti}ere )]oas a hiapb ^bic^e lok^ 
 gotten t»ttb el)pltie to imljome tl)e maftres of tlte l^oufe can^ $ cbar^ 
 
 3 gpb Ijer to tell tjer Doljo tm» ttji fabcr of ttje cl^plDe.co iDbomeitje 
 mapben anfajerpb fojfot^ no bobp/ ttj^p quoli tijc mapftreis pt fs 
 not poITpble but (bme mane mttl^ be tlje fabct t^ceof . tro iijtiome 
 
 tt)e mapb (apti/ii}l)p maflree rsAv map not 3| ^ue a ct^pibs lottljout a man 
 
 afpoell a,S! a tjcn to lap eggpsf topt^out a cots » 
 
 C J^cte pe map (c it is Ijarbe to f^be a toomant»ptljout 
 anei^ufe., 
 
 (Bntplman tl)ere ms biwellpnge npglj Kpngfton tjppdn %mm 
 
 56 cpBpnge m tlje contrep twptli bis fcriiante ujljic^ toas not t^ mofl: 
 
 qitpc&pJt felobo ^tt robe altoap fablp bp lips mapfter anb ^>abe beg 
 
 tv t«» iworbpS:: i^pis mapfter (apbe to Wm lot)iJ guob \ie bjl^p rp; 
 
W fo Mv3 ix}olt)i^dKe tl^ietell mc Tom mtp mpli to phm t^ t^tte tott^ 
 hvmv troutl) maaer quoD ^ 3| can tetl no talpa/ loal^pquott t^ mafteccaO: 
 not fprig.no bp mp troutt) quoD i)P3 feruaunt i cotoD nener frng in all mr 
 Ipfe/iB^quoli t^ maftec canft t^ou c^ne tljan T5vm^ ttout^maftec qitoH 
 lie 3 can not tell but pf pe topll beginne to cpme J t»rl folotij as i»cll as J 
 tan bp mp troutije quoD tbe madec tbat is boell lapD tban 3i ^PU liegpn tq 
 imkc a r^nne let mz re ^o^e uiell tbou canft fblotoe/ (o tlje ntaftec nmfpb a 
 tobple atiD tljan began to rpme tbi^. #anp mennps fojanties foopmmpjS 
 intcmmp^anbfoDompnc. C^^nQi<obt^efenmunt. ^nDmannprnen 
 Ipe bp ot^ec tnennps ispues anO fo bo i bp tl^pne / )»^t Doft bo^fon quoD 
 tb? maftec/ bp mv troutft maftct not^pnge qnob Ijc but ma&c bp tbc tpme* 
 but quoD tbe maaec J cbatge tbe tell me i»i)p tbou fapft (o/fozfotbc inaftec 
 quoD be fo^i not^pnge m ttie wo^lbe but to mahe bp pouc cpme.C^n quod 
 m madet; pf tbou bo itfoi notbpngeUps-3 am concent/ ^o t\fi maitecfo; 
 gaue i)pm W fapnge a^l tljougl) ^ ^ab fapD tceb^tl;* 
 
 l^nrgl^ in ^m^lU Ijab a feruaunt fo^iic^ W comitipttcbi 
 a ^ionp U)!;ccof be boas enbptcb/ anb becaufe tJje tecme bzcboi 
 ^ npe ^e fcceb ^ ftiolbe be fljo^tlp ampneb tberof $ in teopecbpe 
 of bts Ipfe^bo^etfoji in all t^ ^ite fenta letter bp a taialc^m^ 
 a iemaut of l)ps bnto t^e bpnges iuftpce of tl)e kpnges bend) 
 teqtipipnge bpm to oiue ^ labofuU fouout to ^ fe«;uant anb coinaunbed 
 bps i^hiant (6o?tlp to b^pnge bPm an an(U)ere^€l)ijBi boalcbe man came to 
 t^e cbele HiUtpce place anb at t^e gate Caboe an ape fpttpnge t^re in a cote 
 mabe {oi bpm as tbepbfe toappatel appsfo^t)pipo2t/,c^tx)alc^nan bpb 
 of bps cap 9 mabe curtefp to tbe ape anb (apb mp maftec cecomenbetb ij^m 
 to inp lo^be pout faber $ fenbetl) bpm bete a letter » Cbps ape totte tbps let 
 tcr anb opemb it anb lo^eb tbcton/anb after lobeb bpon tije man mabpng 
 manp moc^cs anb motues as tbe p^operte of apps is to bo/ tbts baelclpnan 
 bccatufe be bnbcrftobe bpm nat came agapn to ^is matter acco.ibpng to i)ts 
 (omaunbement anb (apbe be i^ab belpucreb tbe letter bnto mp Ho^tx i^U 
 Juapces (bnne uobt^ fat at tbe gate in a furreb cote/lnonc bis mafter af 
 beb bpm to^ anltjjere be bab tubtclje fapb be gaue bpm an anlboere but it 
 baas out^r f rencl^ oi jdatim foj, be bnberaobe bl'm nat/ but fp^quob l?e 
 pe nebe nat to fear fo^ J tab3C bP bis countenance (b mocijc tl)at 3 boarant 
 pou be bjpll bo pour etranb furelp to mp lozbc ^ps faber. tCbps gentplman 
 tn trna tberof mabe none otbcr labottr.f o» lac^e U}l)erof bps fcruant tbat 
 bab bone tl;e felonp toitUn tbio bapesaftcrtoas rapncb at tt)e bpnges ben 
 cbe 9 tad anb afteruoarbe l)angpb. 
 
^ , _ folio* » 
 
 Ijelie ibat Ije (cnUe no folpiflje ferusnt Upon ^ l)aJlp ineOfe 
 gc r^t ts s jnatec of Joje^S^t, 
 
 Ccttarne felotd tfjecc toss tciiljtdjpjoiJteii atiaggec to (HI ta# 
 klom otW ^^^ m(muzn ijnn ant» iavtx t^at Ije ijaD m^t 
 ^ nougi)t to gette bpm ttjerfo^sjotjctfoit t^ other tapd t^at ^ (t^olD 
 
 l^ue ^ Dagger Won con^pcpon tljat lie (Ijoulde gcue ant) Oeips 
 uec i)nto t)mitWm txsitfjm Sji. Uai^0 after cigfjt noug^y oj 
 £l? icl* (l^tlpngcs in moncp/U)l)ecrot{)t0ott)er ix)aigcontcnt»cf;t0i)arsei'n 
 ttius agcepD Ije tijat i^!{)e Mmt tltv^ crgt^t nougl^t toise no tboug^ m^ 
 mi luci;e tvm tiiat tlje Dap apopnteD ^itm nvt>Mt^ ^Wix tvm be l^ 
 gan to Jmmagpnc Ijoto Ije mpg^t gitie hpm tigljt nought ♦ MH f^iit of aif 
 ^ t^ougbt ona feDer/ a acauic/a ppnne? popntc/anD (uc^ otliee* 23ut no, 
 %ngc cottb ^ Deup(« but t^t it )ua0 (bm^xj^at/toljerlbj^e ^ coine \)omz si 
 faD 9 penfpfe foi fototiD of Icfpnge of i^ jcUii^pUpngesm toah mixtW flep^ 
 no; tabe ceft/))jl)ccof i)i9 itjopfe bepnge agtxupD Demanbetr tl)e cati^fiB 9! tj«5 
 l)eupne9/)]D^be att!|e laitsfter manp Denai^is tolDrijei; all.to)ell ^'^tiuoH 
 (be !et me Ijetetoitb alone a^ gete i^lurtlie a toisme/anD H fbsU batiOic t^ 
 toell pnotigb » Cb^ man fblo^pnge ^ ^dopueis councell toent foztbe of tbe 
 tobone 9ictbtiSt»Ffe Ajpft. C'Cbi^Jteidman tban^nge tp an perttjen poe 
 lubecof tbc botom teas out i}pon tbe,)»ailbp a cotDe.JLnD ttiban tbisotbet; 
 inan coine a^ afbcD fo; tbe gooD man I'tje fapD tbat be luas nat inttbin / 23ut 
 ^B quoD fbc I fenoisj pouc etsnO xxjcli'nougb/ f 0? 3 twote tejcilpe taDotH 
 baue of mpn bufbonDe icl.fbpUpnges becaufe be tan nat Delpuer to pou tbis 
 Dap ttgbt nougbt / Cber fo^e fpi quob (be put pour banDe into ponDet potte 
 anD ta^e pour monep^ tbis man bepng glaD tb^uft btr banDe m fuppofpng 
 to baue taben jtl.ibplipnges of monep n tb^uft W b^nD Dp tb^iigb Dp to tbs 
 elboi»/quoD tbe topfe tbanS>pj tobat baue pe tbete.!3iacp quoit be Epgbt 
 f jougbti ^n qwoD fbe tban baiic pe pouc bacgepn ii tbsn inp buibonD ba^ 
 contentpD pou fo? bJS! Dagger acco^iE^gc ro bfepjompfet 
 
 €Bp tbis pe map fe tbat often tpmegs a ^'omftR? l»Pt at an eictt;empt«. 
 115 mocbe better tban a mannpSt 
 
Ijcce toa3 e ccttapn Umrtour Mji^ toem a iimrtige to n ttttzm 
 ))ptinge ooljccm D)3oeilc2)axertapn m^ man of roUomel^c neucr 
 C comtie gctte ttie balctoo of an i)al^enp/rct|je t^ougtjc ije; uoolZ)c go 
 tl^Der aga^ to arc»p tt)crm> 3inl) as \)z uoent tt^'Dertt»acD toe 
 i»}'£e ftonD}'nge at tl)e note pctccj^urngc brm coinpngc a farre of 
 tijQUg^t tljat ^ uooKc coine tlipDcc and bv^w can m nmn^t WHm 
 ftan&i>n$ at t^e Z>a;e tl^ I'f tlje fcerc afkcD fo.t tiec tap (Ue luas nat uott^in 
 Ctje ftxre fato ^r con tn anD fuijpccteD tl^ cabfe an!} come to tbe Do;c an& 
 n%ea fo;^ tlje ttjpft / tljc CijplDjen as tDep toece bpDnpn^^,^ fapDe tijat I'QC looas 
 not b3iti)m/tl)an (toU Itz (tpilokpng ont^e cl^'lD^en/anZ) attlje ia(t i)r cal 
 let) to^m tiie eltic& $ baO ^pm (ct ijvn fe iii0 ^anlie/an& )»^an ^e Qati'^n^ 
 l;i0 i^antt^ D llie&iquoD ^ ui^at foztnne foi t^ i0 o^liepneD/'Ci^n calleD^ 
 tje tl^e leconDe tonne to k l)ts ^anlie/ anli i}is tjanDc fene tl;e fret:e fapiie^ js> 
 loiHtxit^m neAenpipfo^ t^e p^epap^cti^tlD^n lotteti yc mtl)e.tl)p;D fone0 
 l)an^/ UteclpquoH ^ t^ Ocaenp tg ^Deil of all/ $ t^ettaottb boeme ^ j^tiai 
 toap«!Ct)e kK>p):e i^ecpng^t^fe tl)pnge9fo2ienlp tan out^nD calteD tbe fcnt 
 {iS#ne/anDfic(t maDe bpm to come im anD after to ivt Dotuneand fet he* 
 foie 1^ t!;e betl mete. t!)at (^ KiaD/and tnl^an Ije l^aD tuelt etpn 9 nm^m 
 (^ijefoug^t Imnto miifet t^ Deftenpes of l)er c^lD^cn^to^l) at tiie lad: 
 nfm mani^ItenapejStolDc: \»t tljattljc fj^R: (l^oiDe be a beggac.cl^feconD 
 n ti)efe.c^c tljirD an^ompcpfi/ te^tclie f^c ijetpns fell tioiune in a fotnnr ^ 
 to&e (t smiouaptCljie ftece tonfottet) t^ec ant) fapD^ Gm tlm^ ttjefe b)^re 
 t^ep^fo^ne pet t^entp9f)te^i;emcDp|iat).i:i)an(^Derougbti)rmof 
 Wcmnfi\U%im &pD t6e fcete pe muft maiie t^ elDett ^t t^atbe a beg 
 Sei;aft^t3^.ants t^ feconttt^atftjalbea tt^efe a man of la)»<'$t^et^tpD t^t 
 (^be antjoinpcpbe/a pt)ifpcpon» . - - - 
 
 C23P ^is pe map Utm tijat t^p tliat bopll come to 
 t^fpecbc 01 ?Sjefence of anp pacfbn fo? ttjepj oiune 
 catoi^ t^nm &;ft cnbcuet tbepme fclfe to fi^etoe 
 fucl^ matet0 as tl^fe pacibns inofte belpte tn* 
 
 c^ettepn ftete IjaD a bop tijat ewec ©as Ixiottt to bece ttn's 
 ff etes moncp ann on a tpme toban tbe bop bias farre be«! 
 4 ftpnbe bis maftcc as t^ep tboo toalbeD togietcc bp t^ Juap 
 tljeremetamant^ftecettj^cbefenetoetbattbe bopbace 
 tbe fcecps monep anb fapbe. i^oio #apftec frerc / (ball 
 a bpb tijp bop m ^m apace after tbe/ jae quoU tjje f cere 
 
llD^tttoetit^m8ttte#!jpp?tfaptJfwtJet^tharftetbrl)lietl)^fiPttet^me 
 (1.6.11 toFUnotquoDti)e]io!>ti^encaileD ttieman loaithm Ijpeborceto p 
 ftti:es(art)fpil)eXdrtl)l)ei»^lnot/ttienquol}t^eftetcb?te^m/$)2)^ 
 t^et)opl}ectiei|it$mapaet:fapfo^egauet^nuut*ji;l«pen0« 
 
 C©!' W?emayefe itffiifolrfozamantofeprcojnaptoa matte? 
 eiccept;^c t(nol»efuei;lp toi^t tl)e mattect^* 
 
 . •Xl" CewapnbocljcclJtoellivs in faf nt^ie^ola^flelftamelsi tnlon 
 - rl I)ontallp2)|&oulel]a!)afetuautcaUFD^etec*d^t0#etecona; 
 »-^'~ fonDaptoa;sat)^cfti«clje^etpngm8afc?oneof ^ii5 felatoesto^o 
 ienamet»aiS|^Wpfpencettda0fent tocail l)j?m attire comauntieimnc 
 of ^tsimapO;ec.&ott ^appeneD atti^ tpme ti)attl)ec»catp^cD}>D»3tnli tti 
 W (ecmon rmicl^D man? attcto^rteeg of ti^e i)ol|[> fcr^'ptucc^Smonse alf 
 t^e tDoitesi of t^ ppfteU of farnt l^ouie ab pl^iltppenfeiS/ t^at me b&not 
 onelp botmDe tobekuetnctF(tbiitaI(oto(hffei;fo^ccFftp0(abe$fart) tbe 
 fetxio^tie?tn]^puIpet/to)]^t(aptb#ou{eaDpt)a(ppcn(eisitotl)ts;*tE:bt$po 
 Se man ^ kxiaig calUD i^i^tlip fpencDec ^ab usent ^ i^aD (poiien of ^pm an 
 [tjumti (t)o^telp?i(apb/matp ff^tjebabiactetcome ^ome ci tattei^tiBtparte 
 of apoDpng fo^ |^ a)oti)e sofo^acalfeanbne.tt^cu^at^png tW uoaias 
 abad^pb^alltb? aubpence mabe gtetelaugbtee. 
 
 Ct3ptb(0tale remapletnetbatttiisnotobett of a tupfe mantogs^ 
 uea fobavne andvete toa qucftpobef o^tijat ^eftnoboe fuetip bo^t 
 tbemattect?* 
 
 ff^l^ete came a^outtpec'bpacattei; tbebo^icbein be^fpon p^epteb 
 \JUbexattet0baft legge$anb otber membenei of biiSbot^ memeloudp, 
 mbofe gedpng tbe cattec peccepuebsirapb bebab anotbccp^opeikte tban^ 
 cout;tpe(e(ppebinbrm/{ia>bantbecouWcbabbemaabeb bobat tt(boC 
 bebe/belobebafpbeouecbijSfbolbecbpontbetouttpetifapbtbuS/lorp^ 
 tbti8t$mpp^opecte* ti baueaiuau epetnmp beb/tb; i neuecioftc ouec 
 mp fboibec tbijs i»Pfe but J Ipgbtlp eippe a hmm* 
 
 ir^Sptbtiaitale amanmapefetbat betbatbfebtobetpbeanbmoclte 
 otbsc f olt(P$/(!ai (bmcpme bpm (elf e mo^ becpbeb $ mocheb. 
 
 jsongma of j^ageof^icicpete tttbe^bnlempb iiij^tpme of letcS 
 tobiiscucat tobetofefl^bbi^bicbebobebe boaiSof bti^tpfefercbeb 
 9 tmmvjatli coube not (ap bt^i3atei;nofl;et;/b0b^t:f oj,ebi? cofeC«^ 
 
 
potilv pm^^ it^om/^ t^f effect t]^et»f/5tl^.t)iRpeWoni8i tftecin cote^ 
 fteD.C^sfr^tlpetpepobe3pnnetb»l^^tecnofl«t;.$e*ft$to&)'e«i£)faliet 
 l]ialo)»pt) be tiju? nameantoge wf in ectimimnoit sOgeljai in l^uen. (r^ 
 iullKient»t.a(c«)Lett#kpn3l)ome come sEcegnet^ottamonget)^ men ftt 
 ml)djsiamongeaa8el;G^tnt)ettenfC^eatuirt3t^c*^beD0tofulf?lt^ 
 D}?ll i^ce in ei;t^ a$ ti^p aagc(j$in ^euen*c^4iit.|^ang no(tt;n.i(c.(!5pue, 
 t)$ottc^a^plpfu{tenaucealtuap3(]^lpel)isajest»egpue9Met^em^^ue 
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 gruebprntbepenpo^no* 
 
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 labo tobemateofbadptugement 
 
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 (jipn jrttittui Ctcut nonelteDlruatunttnciixnrtumentetur. 
 
 ©p tftis! pf map fe tijat tW tW ^aue but; fmall itmvmt fomtpme fw 
 
 krttuelptjnaDupfpli. 
 
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 relfe/?Efo i)eD?empD tibat f o? all t^e^tsttielie of bplbpng of f fapDColege 
 ^ \^n no paite of f goojilp opntemctit* C^^P tW pc mnap fetljat 
 tofufEetfoigotiDp^faHi i^moie mecpto^ipou^t^an togpue gtetgooDp?^ 
 
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 iptpUt^ifefoj^i0laboute. 
 
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 tu;tect)eanDih^!)noplearucebutotteli' toget monepcatmtoibti 
 don to mil)ismltHnrihtm€iW^itWniM\ltnpmi9ti}m 
 »eferurt»,int.ot»u.ri.foimaltcanUpiitit in alptell pm» mtitaWtotf^ 
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 loiuetfjatDoaiBiatipcetanDanJjntijij'ft IjaD efppetianDSmagpneiiliotxi 
 l)emi'g}}tbegi'le tDe matt otl^ of W taponjsto^of Wmomv anD came to 
 t^tjSmaltman in t^ateet bfcpge tt)efecaponiS! mi^i^tja^De anDafkpH 
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 ij)i;ml^ecametotl^e2)o^el)etofte tljecapomsfcomtf^emaitmananfi baD 
 Ijim tat;patti)eDote tpll^ijaH n^etoeti^^mapa^c anDJ^euoolDe come 
 8gapnto!)pmanDb3^pngel)pmljisimottcpfojtl?5m.tr^i0polleti»l)8nl^ 
 ^at) goten t^ecaponia! tnentein to tl)? ^oitfeanO saaente ^oio\m t^ otl^ 
 bafeentreinto CoinftpU an&footofeet^capotisiMitliijpm/anli toi^n 
 t^t$ maltmaniiaDillonD tt)etea gooD feafon^ alktU oite of ti;e tauemccl^ 
 toljecet^e mantoaist^at tjaDtibe Capan$to0iei!»eti»^0 market;/ mats 
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 t^jSljottfe fo; t^ijstentce ^?te isacomen ^eioapatitigoot^in toco^n^pl 
 3lamiuce^ei£egonea)x)epeinttl^tl)pcapo0«€^jeimaltman^tpngetiiat 
 can tij^toe t^eentvein to coin^pll anttafapZif o^af elotiae inataixlinp ciote 
 t^at mi capons in lji$ ijanD^JButnofnan coutetetl^i toi^ic^e toa?e^e 
 jtoa^goneanD foo t^emaltman loftiW^Ponjata^afteetoente in totit^ 
 jnne all fteup and fade and tofte^isi ^fe to titjentcnt to tpde Ijome. 
 ^W PoUei;bptIjattpmel)adc^ungpd$t!S«armentand boioujpdafuv^ 
 rpdgoijjneand came to t^cmaltmanfpttpngroni^ojrbacfeandfapd t^ 
 SoodmanmctljougljtJljacdet^inqmtceiipnnotBfojorieinatatonpcD 
 te t^at ftad ftolpn f com tl^?4iiii.cap6i@i pf tl^ou topltgpue me a qua«tof bo?, 
 nego\»itijmeand3 (]!)allbipng«)5toaplace toljetel^fpttpt!) dtpnfepng 
 iJ)itt)otwtfelotoei5s^8d^'' capons! in ftiiaiijande* Cljismaltman bepnge 
 glad tl)eiof grantpd ^jpm togpue ^mt^topne bpcaufe i^efempd to bean 
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 9oufctlji0polletiad tljp ijoj^featoapein to ^owne lodgpnge.tE:itt$maii 
 nm mmek m t^i ^oufe foj^is felotoe i»it^t^>e capons butnomw 
 
coiipe tell Upmnot^trpngpiS of Cutlje man>bflWo|e^e cameaaaptietoi^ 
 Do^ all fabii lofe^fi f oj^ ^pm ^ Ijati iW$ Ijo^si to kepe/ at bpcsufc Oe fatoe ^pm 
 ttot^alfept) DpueciS t^cce f oj^pm/ fsfomelapb tl}epfsi»lirm5fome faj^Ue 
 t^ep (a^ l^pm tiot/bti t no man tauU tea toi^tc^e toape })e iiDa$ sone uatiev 
 f oje ^e ijaentel^ome to lji3 inne mote laD ti&S Ije tba0 bef oje/toSecfo^e iisi 
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 in lonBo,f:ftiSmaltraanfepngenoneotl)ecc6fo^tixjent^i$iii>toa?>i^omc 
 toacDe-CC^iSi poller toijic^lj'ngetpD altoaj) tljcte aboute tlic inite ^at& 
 tellt^ttliemaltmantsa^go^nsljometoiatDe afoteappaceipD ^rmlpti^ 
 a manni'^p^tentrfe fsata iptelibogetftufl&tifullof llonejson^ijsbake $ 
 }»entebefo^l)pmto djat^seccolfe^ tat;ret}t{>Uj^maltmancame/$a(« 
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 3 am slaD tljerof f oj 3 iiwft goo to b^pnfojbe to m? ma yftec to berc i)m 
 momv fcp^tc^ 3 Ijaue in nip bogets^ 3 toolDc beglaD of cojp^nvMW malt 
 man bpcaufe of l^iis owhe monep ttjas glaa of U^ cSpanp/gE fo tijep agteeii 
 Hixjente togpUec aialjplc. aitt^laftttKgpoUectsjent fomttJl^atbefoie to 
 fetn?g^tb^pgef*rattjpon^ bjpBges rcftpD ^pmiBit^ ^liisbogetonljigbali/. 
 ^tn^niiefaua^mattmaalmoftat^pmlieletDt^bogetfaUou^cj^b^ptige 
 toto^sxjateCfjincontpnentCattbpjfapiJtoj^maltmanala^Jiiauelet 
 mpboget f alin to pimmm t^te iis.icl.ri.of monep mm/ vf tl)6u Wt 
 lpalieOTtoj5ttjatei;$gofefeeitg6g6titme agapne j(fiaUgpuej5.m,pence 
 fetls'labout/tftifiimaltmanljaiij'ngeppte ofl)i0loffesalfoglalito get 
 tfte «ic(i.piace pluKpU of ^i$ ftofe cote 5 I6p?t gt iwaDpD into j5 tea tec to ftfee 
 f oitl^ebflget^Klnti in i^meneiuljp'ie t^iiSpolietgote WclotU^$mz)oom 
 f)o'tbepui;0ofmonept»a0tpDe$lepteouet:tt)et|€Dgee^&entetoia3e6:mpt? 
 ttec*Ct;i}i!5 maltman laitDin a iBljple af tec tait^ gcete papne j Oepe iua*. 
 ll'ngefounDef bogeti cameoutof i^etoatetgEfetoenoti^!^ felotoetljcce 
 gEfaa3et^t!)ii5cloti)P??f monep sjuetenott^ewa^ deleft ti^emftifpectpd^ 
 ifistec anD openpD t6e boget anD t^an f ounUenot^nge t^eanbiit ftonp$ 
 ttpeUout ipijeantsUmanflnlJwinall nafepDtolonDonagapncantifapk 
 8la0alasi^elpeojiiajailbeftolen.f oimp capons beftolen, ^pljo^giss 
 ftolcn.S10p monepanDtlotljpaibe ftolenanb 3 fljaUbe ttoien mpfelf ,^n& 
 focanabouteti^eftwtp?! inlonbonnafepDff maDctpengeaitoap 3flE)allbe 
 ftole .3-{|)allbeaolen.ainfiiocontpnupD mantiuvpngei^iglpfe^ foDpetJ 
 ^ea tojetc^ to t^e uttei^Dpftuicf ponof ijpmftlf e ^ (ftame to all W Hpn« 
 
 fj5pt!)ii2ipem8pitettetRtatipatottetonfei3oicc^^loupD¥iSgooDbet 
 tettljangolianDfettpt^^ijSmpnDe wojDpnatlp tbetonbi'tljecFgljte 
 iugment of goD of tpmegcompti^ to a mpfecable snti ffytuuMl mmt 
 
.r0elc!)emant)tx)el{}'nge(nettglont)efo^ituncl)toa;eleanen9lrfl| 
 man^col^ $fette itonpivp^to fet^ mfitzfo^tWtnQlvttimn 
 ' fiiCpectPng ^ ml^mu cam in to t>i$ tjoufe » fauoe ]$ coH fecpng on 
 'fV}t ^ invti to pmitl9\rm tW'^Vi' tWiSiW co&*^i;r q8 ]^ boelc^mi 
 6E pfttbct^pne^(b(iltl^aiueti)r parte of tt/napquo&^englrfI^ma^t$noe 
 pnous!).2grcotte0blut$Oet;naplequoD]^toelcMpf i^cc benotpnougfi 
 noU) ^ecuipUbe pnougi^anonefo^^etljatl^a gooDfp^ bnDevijet;* 
 
 ao&ctaptteof ^ trcaciei of poulrjSDpfpofptito be mecp onalontiapc at 
 i)pema(l^tpmerentanotbevinabfelot»e of tbep^t accopntaticebmo 
 a folpfC^eb^ontten pieaetdgpueJbrm aboteli/iuMemantnetDottljtbe. 
 P^e(te bpon ti^etopof ^ftap^pjSbr^ c^ac«U t)$^e$fpake to^pm 9kvt» 
 tW'^Vi' mpmapftecIjatlbfenD poua boteltoputpoutD^pnketni^caufe 
 {le tan^epe none in pout b}apneis.€^i0p^e&et^em)tt^bepn9t)ecpan3i;p, 
 allfoOenlp to&etl)eboteU9ttitt}) W foteflangeit Douineinto^botiPfi^ 
 t^cljp^tclie bpont^gentplmenis ^ebeiei; 
 - Vir-cectapneiutp intl^ecotmteof^blielfeF boastnpanelbfo;^ 
 jnl Hpngetotnqtieceof alUnbptementes! mucbecjei $felonpe^ts;^ 
 •^■^ petfoniSof tmispamitnece folpHiecouetouis^bnlecneb/fo^tobo 
 (oeueclnoIbespuetbeagrotetbepiaiollieafl^nes^becpfpj^tiSbplltobet^ 
 It toece true oi f al9 v^ont at^ otbec pzof e ot euibf ce/ to^rcf ote one f tM 
 a meep cocepi^b fj^lotue pevcepupng ti^p^fihalecocpence^ gt^tecoaetouf^ 
 ne0putinabplltntptulebafteetbt)3!manec.31nquitatucp^obtioi:estftje 
 fu^na^cenujSfucatiusieftbnttalintiabequitanbuminesipttV^gauetbS 
 agtote e^befp^eb ^ itmpg^t bebecpfpeb^cite fapb iucp bobtcl^eiol^ball 
 on ^gtotesi notbpng on^bpllajeiiua^tbep^bfebo^otebtUa bemonj^bal^ 
 tljecof tD^tc^ bpll tsbenitlxia^ p^efentpb into^couctbobe^ 3u8P$lokeb( 
 t^econ t^ep fapbopelpbefo^aUi^peopIelofi^jSbecet^^memelou&bet^ 
 bpt$euet;i»ajsp^erentpbbp anpinqueli; fo^ bete tbep baueinbpteb jeOi 
 of ^a5atetl) f o.i ftelpng of an affe b^btcb bobS p people batb it/it mabe t^, 
 bot^tolaugb$toboobecat]^folp(bne09 Wuisiucioft^of]^ eqitefte» 
 C^P tbi0 pemapCeittiSEgcetepat^eUtoenpaneUanp tuixoou^bpon 
 anp equedbsWe b^folpH) $^aue btttfmaUconcpence^ 
 • tr*^ ^ ee«;apttpacp(6afcetepjtect)pb/anbin^i0 ftemoni^etefaukebi 
 M _ tijcm^cobeoni^ronbap/euee lokpngbpononeman^boa^botpb 
 ^ ftfpurtpbtebp totpbe. Cijis! manpswepupng ^all j^people notpt 
 Ipn fobenlp l^alf in angecanfuiecbe p f cece t^0 /bo^ p^c^(t| fo moci) 
 agapnatbem^epbeon)^{bnbapfo^ctpftbpm(elfebpbet;pbeonpalme(o«. 
 bap/a0tboulinoiupaboeUittsiba}Pteninbotp (ct;pptuce.t!:o loawfttt^ 
 toUlv anfboe^ 9 fapb t^u0/but 3 p^p f bobatca ti^cof toa0 ije not bagtb 
 
 miittmv.9iiKtmiWm^uiifptojfmnpt^tmii'm\&nim^ 
 
ani) toalfee in to tljefelDps/tljan to)a$ tlje pongee floipoe ann !jnlu0;i'an& 
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