The Ecclesiasticall History, Vol. 2: Containing the Acts and Monuments of Martyrs; With the Persecutions Stirred Up by Romish Prelates in the Church (Classic Reprint)

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Malter Fax his citatewa's at that paife, that he thought no condition to' be re fufed Befides he was 'underhand advifed byhis Mother to come, and not: fear hispather'in-lawes feverity; Por'that. (per'chance) it'vvas needfull to write as he did, but-vvh-enoccafiom {hotild be-ofl'ered, he virould'ma'ke recompence for. His'vvo'-rds. With his attions: The truth he had better. Entertainment Vvitli bothof them, then he any way. Hoped-for? But ih' his bufinefle required; that he ihould rely long and therefore by often going to'and fro, from the'one, to the other, ('which carryed 'with' it forn'e-ibew. Of bufi-neffe) he both deceived their diligence, uwho enquired after shim and effet'l'ted that-neither grew weary of his company; A fbut-howfoever be by this means kept himfelf congealed; yet certain it is', that no time of hislifewpafied more unknown to pofierity'th'en that; Whether that while he did but little, ' which is fearfe credible o't whether'it 'more concerned them, who knew what he did, that it fhould be {hut up in.filen_c_e5 then publifhe'd. Abroad; Pot his own-part he. Al-wayes forbare With particular regard; to fpeak of that itoryslieait Where. He had deferved fo, m_uch, might by exeol'linga fiiiall curiche, feem rather to of the requitall, then to thew h'imfelf thankfu'll by. Remem-b'ring irz-s. Afterward he took his journey tow'atjdsi London; but Upon whatmo'tives isuncerta'in; -unlefi'e-we ma'yimagin'e the ctini'rzeii' niepce of the place entic'edhim thither s. Which being full of all. Forts of company, both inhabitants, and fira'nge'rs: frothall places might aflfure him fuflicient cecati one, Whether heihould choofe to, conceal himlelf, iormake known his abilities; and-get'acquain'tance with thoie of alike inclination, .

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