An
Almond
for
a
Parrat
.
WElcome
Mayster
Martin
from
the
dead
,
and
much
good
ioy
may
you
haue
of
your
stage-like
resurrection
.
It
was
told
me
by
the
vndanted
purseuants
of
your
sonnes
,
and
credibly
beléeued
in
regard
of
your
sinnes
,
that
your
grout-headed
holinesse
had
turnd
vppe
your
héeles
like
a
tired
iade
in
a
medow
,
and
snorted
out
your
scornefull
soule
,
like
a
mesled
hogge
on
a
mucke-hill
,
which
had
it
not
béene
false
as
the
deuill
woulde
haue
it
,
that
long
tongd
doctresse
Dame
Law
.
muste
haue
béene
faint
(
in
spite
of
insperation
)
to
haue
giuen
ouer
speaking
in
the
congregation
,
and
employ
her
Parrats
tong
in
stead
of
a
winde-clapper
to
scarre
the
crowes
from
thy
carrion
.
But
profound
Cliffe
the
ecclesiasticall
cobler
,
interrupted
from
his
morning
exercise
with
this
false
alarum
,
broke
vp
his
brotherly
loue-méeting
abruptly
,
when
the
spirite
had
but
newly
moued
him
,
and
betooke
him
to
his
solitary
shoppe
,
abutting
on
the
backe
side
of
a
bulke
.
Nor
was
his
souterly
sorrow
so
hippocritically
ingratefull
,
but
he
determined
in
the
aboundance
of
his
teares
,
that
made
a
ful
tide
in
his
blacking
tubbe
,
to
haue
stitcht
vp
your
traytourshippe
a
tumbe
of
vntand
leather
,
wherein
tanquam
culeolo
insutus
,
hee
mought
haue
sought
his
fortune
in
the
seas
.
But
I
know
not
how
this
parracides
exequies
were
prorogd
,
in
so
much
as
a
brother
in
Christ
of
his
at
Northhampton
,
fetcht
a
more
thriftier
president
of
funeralls
piping
hot
from
the
primitiue
church
,
which
including
but
a
few
words
and
those
passing
well
expounded
,
kept
his
wainscot
from
waste
,
and
his
linnen
from
wearing
,
sufficeth
he
tombled
his
wife
naked
into
the
earth
at
high
noone
,
without
sheete
or
shroude
to
couer
her
shame
,
breathing
ouer
her
in
an
audible
voice
:
Naked
came
I
out
of
my
mothers
wombe
,
and
naked
shall
I
returne
againe
.
Tut
,
tut
,
a
thousand
of
these
pranks
make
no
discord
in
my
young
maisters
discipline
,
whose
reformed
fraternity
,
quoat
Scripture
so
confidently
,
as
if
they
had
lately
purchast
a
commission
of
cum
priuilegio
ad
interpretandum
solum
,
from
Christ
and
his
twelue
Apostls
.
And
in
déede
who
knowes
whether
Maister
Martin
being
inspired
,
as
earst
one
of
his
faction
,
who
hearing
the
waites
play
vnder
his
window
very
early
,
insulted
most
impudently
,
that
in
the
midst
of
his
morning
praiers
,
he
was
presented
with
the
melody
of
Angels
,
so
hee
in
like
manner
shoulde
vaunt
of
some
reuelation
,
wherein
the
full
sinode
of
Lucifers
ministers
angells
assembled
,
did
parlament
all
their
enuy
to
the
subuersion
of
our
established
ministry
,
and
then
comes
forth
some
more
subtile
spirite
of
hipocrisie
,
which
offers
himself
to
be
be
a
false
prophet
in
the
mouths
of
our
Martinists
,
to
whom
the
whole
sedition
house
of
hel
condiscending
,
break
vp
their
sessions
,
and
send
this
seducer
into
the
world
,
where
finding
no
such
mutinous
seate
,
as
the
heart
of
our
seconde
Pilate
Marprelate
,
he
chose
it
in
steade
of
a
worser
,
to
bee
vnto
England
as
Zidkiah
son
of
Chenaanah
was
vnto
Ahab
.
Beare
with
me
good
Maister
Pistle-monger
,
if
in
comparing
thy
knauery
,
my
full
points
seeme
as
tedious
to
thy
puritane
perusers
,
as
the
Northren
mans
mile
,
and
a
waybitte
to
the
weary
passenger
,
for
I
tell
thee
troth
,
till
I
see
what
market
commission
thou
hast
to
assiste
any
many
sentences
,
I
will
neuer
subscribe
to
thy
periode
prescisme
.
And
hearest
thou
old
Martin
,
did
all
thy
libells
iointly
shroude
so
much
substance
of
diuinity
in
their
outlandish
letters
,
as
that
one
periode
of
vniformity
in
T.
C.
directing
to
obedience
,
I
would
thinke
God
had
bin
mercifull
to
thée
in
inspiring
thy
soule
with
some
one
separate
motion
,
from
reprobation
,
but
when
whole
reames
of
paper
are
blotted
with
thy
huperbolical
blasphemies
and
religious
matters
of
controuersy
more
then
massacred
by
thy
prophane
scurrility
,
I
can
but
suppose
thy
hart
that
house
swept
and
garnished
,
into
the
which
the
soule
spirit
returned
with
other
7.
spirits
worse
then
himself
.
Malicious
hipocryt
,
didst
thou
so
much
malign
the
successeful
thriuings
of
the
Gospell
,
that
thou
shouldst
filch
thy selfe
,
as
a
new
disease
into
our
gouernement
?
wert
thou
the
last
instrument
of
Sathans
enuy
,
that
as
the
abhortiue
childe
of
a
Chaos
of
heresies
,
thou
sholdst
adorne
thy
false
dealing
with
the
indtiments
of
discipline
?
Me
thinks
I
sée
thée
smile
from
vnder
thy
double-fact
hood
,
to
thinke
howe
craftily
thou
hast
crept
into
mens
consciences
:
but
wouldst
thou
obserue
,
how
is
thy
alarums
haue
prosperd
in
our
peaceable
ears
,
that
make
no
more
breach
into
our
state
,
then
the
iron
hornes
of
those
hony
tongd
prophets
into
the
arraies
of
the
Aramites
.
Chro.
2.
and
tenth
Chap.
thou
wouldest
with
Achitophell
return
to
thy
house
(
at
least
if
thou
hast
any
)
and
hang
thy selfe
in
a
melancholie
,
for
that
thy
counsaile
was
turned
to
follye
.
When
I
first
saw
thy
books
,
I
ascribed
thy
impudence
,
to
the
Calab●ian
wonders
of
88.
but
when
89.
beheld
thee
in
a
new
sute
,
I
imagined
the
excesse
of
our
sins
,
sent
thée
forth
to
geue
railing
sentence
against
vs
,
as
Simei
against
Dauid
in
the
2.
of
Kings
.
Yet
seely
sophister
wouldest
thou
return
the
sobrietie
of
thy
morning
wittes
to
this
ouerworne
Simile
,
that
the
rodde
which
was
made
to
correct
post
destinatum
finem
,
is
cast
into
the
fire
,
thy
despaire
would
déeme
euery
darke
hole
,
the
entraunce
into
hell
,
thy
soule
being
the
cittie
,
whereof
the
deuill
is
made
free
by
endenture
.
And
be
it
true
which
pittying
report
bath
auouched
,
Herostratus
desire
to
be
famous
,
made
thee
to
seale
him
a
conueiance
of
it
many
yeares
since
,
so
that
now
thy
notorious
pamphlets
hauing
passed
the
Presse
,
it
is
to
be
feared
he
will
come
ouer
thee
for
couenantes
ere
many
yeares
to
an
end
.
It
may
bee
thou
hast
redde
Foxes
Monuments
more
idlely
,
where
lighting
on
the
example
of
Luther
,
that
by
his
praiers
importunitie
,
made
the
deuil
to
deliuer
vp
the
obligation
of
his
damnation
,
that
sold
the
ioies
of
Heauen
,
for
the
inheritance
of
earth
,
thou
hopest
in
like
manner
in
the
age
of
thine
iniquities
to
bee
restored
to
eternity
,
by
the
vncessant
inuocation
of
the
Church
which
thou
termest
Antichristian
.
Deceiue
not
thy selfe
thou
man
of
security
,
for
the
enemy
of
Adam
is
no
poeticall
Argus
,
that
his
eies
should
bee
put
out
by
thy
arguments
.
I
tell
thée
troth
,
he
wil
be-pistle
thée
so
peuishly
,
with
allegations
of
vnuenidall
sinnes
,
as
though
hee
were
borne
within
two
houses
of
Battle
bridge
.
It
is
not
thy
despairing
protestations
,
can
make
thy
peace
with
God
,
whose
church
thou
hast
sought
to
deuide
,
as
did
Herods
souldiers
his
garmentes
:
we
le
geue
thée
leaue
to
tell
vs
a
smooth
tale
of
the
intercepting
of
thy
treasons
,
and
curry
fauour
like
a
crafty
foxe
,
with
the
ciuill
magistrate
in
politique
termes
of
feare
and
reuerence
,
but
thy
heart
is
no
more
disguised
in
this
hypocriticall
apparel
,
then
a
trenchour
Aristippus
in
the
coate
of
a
Parasite
.
Why
discourse
I
so
soberly
,
with
the
mortall
enemy
of
modesty
,
when
as
the
filth
of
the
stewes
,
distild
into
ribauldry
termes
,
cannot
confectionate
a
more
intemperate
stile
then
his
Pamphlets
.
Thou
calst
our
Bishops
wicked
by
comparison
,
whereas
(
wert
thou
strooken
as
thou
protests
with
the
vntoward
euentes
of
thy
villanies
)
thou
shouldst
find
the
defilings
of
the
7.
deadly
sins
,
to
haue
broght
thée
by
a
pleasant
pollution
,
within
the
possitiue
degrée
of
damnation
.
What
talk
I
to
him
,
of
hel
or
damnation
,
whom
Lucifer
hath
furnisht
to
infection
,
with
the
painted
poison
of
snout-holy
deuotion
,
and
all
the
powers
of
darknesse
,
haue
adorned
as
an
intelligencer
to
their
kingdome
,
of
the
infirmities
in
our
flourishing
Church
of
England
.
To
this
purpose
haue
they
inspired
him
with
a
most
scurrile
spirite
of
lying
,
that
when
his
eagle-sighted
enuy
can
truely
atract
no
argument
of
infamy
,
his
poetica
licentia
,
may
haue
a
fresh
supply
of
possibilities
,
that
encrease
by
continuance
to
a
compleat
libell
of
leasings
.
All
you
that
be
schollers
,
read
but
his
last
challenge
,
wherein
he
laies
about
him
so
lamely
,
as
though
of
his
limping
brother
.
Pag.
hee
had
lately
learndd
to
play
at
cudgels
.
But
how
euer
his
crazed
cause
goes
on
crutches
,
that
was
earst
so
brauely
encountered
by
Pasquin
and
Mar-phoreus
,
and
not
many
moneths
since
most
wittily
scofte
at
by
the
extemporall
endeuour
of
the
pleasant
author
of
Pap
with
a
hatchet
:
yet
is
not
the
good
olde
créeple
vtterly
discouraged
,
or
driuen
cleane
from
his
dounghill
,
but
he
meanes
to
make
the
persecuted
Coblers
once
more
merrie
.
Yet
by
your
leaue
his
other
dayes
daunger
is
not
so
fully
disgested
,
that
he
shuld
forget
the
sanctified
martyrs
his
brethren
,
those
runagate
Printers
,
to
whose
reuenge
he
bequeatheth
a
large
Pistle
of
rayling
Epithites
,
and
mistearmeth
our
Bishoppes
authoritie
,
with
a
whole
Textor
of
tyrannie
.
A
few
of
whose
milder
tearms
are
of
this
making
,
wicked
Priests
,
presumptuous
Priests
,
proude
Prelates
,
arrogant
Bishops
,
horseléeches
,
butchers
,
persecutors
of
the
truth
,
Lamhethical
whelps
Spanish
Inquisitours
.
Thinke
you
this
myrie
mouthed
mate
,
a
partaker
of
heauenly
inspiration
,
that
thus
aboundes
in
his
vncharitable
railings
:
yet
are
these
nothing
in
comparison
of
his
auncient
burlibond
adiunctes
,
that
so
pester
his
former
edition
with
their
vnweldie
phrase
,
as
no
true
syllogisme
can
haue
elbowe
roome
where
they
are
.
In
which
Alphabet
these
that
followe
may
bee
placed
:
bounsing
Priests
,
terrible
Priests
,
venerable
Maisters
,
proud
and
pontificall
Patripolitians
.
Gentle
reader
,
I
giue
you
but
a
tast
of
them
by
the
waie
,
that
you
may
knowe
them
the
next
time
you
méete
them
in
your
dish
,
and
learne
to
discerne
a
poysonous
scorpion
from
wholesome
fish
.
Martin
you
must
thinke
,
was
moude
,
when
his
gun-pouder
papers
were
fired
aboute
his
cares
,
and
the
spendthriftes
his
Printers
,
haled
to
the
prison
their
patrimonies
.
Wherefore
I
cannot
blame
him
though
he
sends
abroade
his
Letters
of
supplication
,
in
behalfe
of
his
seruants
that
did
but
his
bidding
.
The
Church
,
the
Church
is
persecuted
amongst
you
my
maisters
,
and
Martin
gettes
nere
a
superintendentship
by
the
shift
,
but
let
not
Meg
Law
.
crie
once
more
to
the
Churchwardens
for
her
foode
,
least
shée
bring
with
her
a
campe
royall
of
scoldes
,
to
scratch
out
your
eyes
.
Oh
she
will
declaime
brauely
ouer
a
Cuckstoole
,
and
plaie
the
gyant
in
a
narrowe
lane
with
her
distaffe
.
Maister
Cooper
shall
haue
his
stipend
still
at
Paules
chaine
,
or
else
shée
will
sweate
for
it
.
I
lyke
such
a
wench
that
will
frande
to
her
tackling
,
why
Bishoppes
are
but
men
,
and
she
will
carrie
a
Martin
in
her
plackarde
in
despite
of
the
proudest
of
them
all
.
Learne
of
her
you
London
Matrones
,
to
make
hodie-peeles
of
your
husbandes
,
and
leade
them
like
good
soules
vp
and
downe
the
streetes
by
the
hornes
,
let
it
be
seene
by
your
courages
in
scolding
,
that
women
haue
soules
,
which
a
balde
eloquent
brother
of
yours
,
denide
not
long
since
in
his
Sermon
at
Lichfielde
.
I
,
I
,
my
maisters
,
you
may
mocke
,
on
as
you
sée
cause
,
but
I
warrant
you
the
good
olde
true-pennie
Marprelate
is
not
so
merrie
,
hee
sits
ruminating
vnder
an
oake
,
or
in
the
bottome
of
a
haystacke
,
whose
bloud
shall
be
first
spilte
in
the
reformation
of
the
Church
.
And
not
without
cause
,
for
hée
that
hath
so
lately
felte
the
paine
of
worming
and
launcing
,
cannot
but
stande
in
awe
of
Buls
slicing
tooles
one
two
moneths
after
.
O
it
is
a
hairebrande
whooresonne
,
and
well
seene
in
Phlebotomie
,
if
a
but
once
take
knife
in
hande
,
cha
will
as
soone
let
out
the
seditious
humours
forth
a
Martinistes
bodie
,
as
the
best
he
in
England
,
that
hath
bin
twentie
yéeres
practioners
in
Surgerie
.
Good
munckie
face
Machiuell
,
shew
but
thy
head
once
,
and
trie
him
at
my
request
,
and
if
he
doe
it
not
more
handsomely
,
then
those
whom
thou
callest
Butchers
and
Horseleeches
,
then
neuer
trust
an
olde
ladde
whilest
thou
liuest
.
How
euer
it
happens
,
thou
bearest
thy
resolution
in
thy
mouth
at
highe
midnight
,
and
hast
Scripture
enough
to
carrie
thee
to
heauen
,
though
thou
wert
hangde
to
morrowe
.
We
feare
not
men
that
can
kill
the
bodie
,
quoth
Martin
,
because
we
feare
God
,
who
can
cast
both
bodie
and
soule
into
vnquenchable
fire
.
Doest
thou
feare
God
in
déede
,
I
praie
thée
good
hedge-creeper
how
shall
we
knowe
that
?
What
,
by
the
smoothing
of
thy
face
,
the
simpering
of
thy
mouth
,
or
staring
of
thy
eies
?
Why
if
that
be
to
feare
God
,
I
le
haue
a
spare
fellowe
shall
make
mee
a
whole
quest
of
faces
for
thrée
farthinges
.
But
thou
wilt
peraduenture
saie
,
by
thy
obedience
vnto
him
.
Then
will
I
catechise
thée
more
kindly
with
a
fewe
more
Christian
questions
:
the
first
whereof
shall
be
this
,
wherein
thou
placest
obedience
,
which
if
thou
aunswerest
,
by
doing
that
which
God
hath
commaunded
in
his
worde
:
then
would
I
knowe
of
thée
,
whether
t●at
of
Paul
be
Canonicall
or
Apocripha
,
He
that
resisteth
the
magistrate
,
resisteth
the
ordinaunce
of
God
.
And
here
I
am
sure
to
be
had
by
the
eares
with
a
Geneua
note
of
the
distinction
of
magistrates
,
but
all
that
shall
not
serue
your
turnes
,
for
I
le
driue
you
from
your
Dic
Ecclesiae
ere
I
haue
done
,
ware
the
vnmasking
of
Martin
,
when
it
comes
t
is
lyke
to
bée
a
shrewde
Pistle
,
I
can
tell
you
.
Prepare
your
argumentes
as
you
will
,
for
Mar-Martin
Iunior
,
meanes
to
make
such
hauocke
of
you
in
that
his
next
pée
of
seruice
,
as
all
your
borrowed
weapons
of
simple
T.
C.
shall
not
bée
able
to
withstande
.
For
your
olde
soaking
Demonstrationer
,
that
hath
fcrapte
vp
such
a
deale
of
Scripture
to
so
lyttle
purpose
,
I
le
leaue
his
confusion
to
the
vacaunt
leasure
of
our
grauer
Diuines
,
who
I
knowe
,
did
they
but
once
sette
penne
to
paper
,
woulde
grinde
his
discipline
to
powder
.
Thou
art
the
man
,
olde
Martin
of
Englande
,
that
I
am
to
deale
withall
,
that
striues
to
outstrip
all
our
writers
in
witte
,
and
iustle
our
gouernement
forth
of
doores
with
a
iest
.
What
,
wée
must
not
let
you
passe
with
such
fauourable
tearmes
,
as
our
graue
Fathers
haue
done
,
your
Bookes
must
bée
lookt
ouer
,
and
you
beaten
lyke
a
dogge
for
your
lying
.
I
thinke
,
I
thinke
I
shall
haue
occasion
to
close
with
you
swéetlie
in
your
Hay
anie
worke
for
a
Cooper
,
and
cutte
off
the
traynes
of
your
tedious
syllogismes
,
that
nowe
haue
no
lesse
then
seauen
or
eight
Termini
waiting
on
them
.
Fortifie
your
ruinous
buildinges
betimes
,
and
saie
hée
was
your
friende
that
badde
you
:
for
I
can
tell
you
thus
much
,
a
whole
hoast
of
Pasquils
are
comming
vppon
you
,
who
will
so
beleaguer
your
paper
walles
,
as
that
not
one
idle
worde
shall
escape
the
edge
of
their
wit
.
I
giue
thée
but
a
brauado
now
,
to
let
thée
knowe
I
am
thine
enemie
,
but
the
next
time
you
sée
Mar-Martine
in
armes
,
bidde
your
sonnes
and
your
familie
prouide
them
to
God-warde
,
for
I
am
eagerly
bent
to
reuenge
,
&
not
one
of
them
shall
escape
,
no
not
T.C.
himselfe
as
full
as
he
is
of
his
myracles
.
But
to
pursue
maister
Protestationer
in
his
common
place
of
persecution
.
I
remember
we
talkt
euen
now
of
a
dudgen
destinction
from
which
my
Bedlam
brother
Wig.
and
poltfoote
Pag.
with
the
rest
of
those
patches
,
striue
to
deriue
theyr
discipline
disobedience
.
Our
Ecclesiasticall
gouernment
&
gouernours
say
they
,
are
wicked
and
vnlawfull
.
Why
?
because
Sir
Peter
nor
Sir
Paul
were
neuer
Archbishoppes
of
Canterbury
,
London
,
or
Yorke
.
They
were
Fisher-men
,
and
were
not
able
.
When
Caesars
Officers
demaunded
their
tribute
to
make
fiue
groates
amongst
them
,
then
what
reason
is
it
our
Bishoppes
should
inioy
their
fiue
hundreds
,
nay
,
that
which
is
more
,
their
thousand
and
two
thousands
?
They
were
none
of
these
Cartercaps
,
Graduates
nor
Doctors
,
therfore
why
should
we
tie
our
Ministrie
to
the
prophane
studies
of
the
Uniuersitie
.
What
is
Logicke
but
the
highe
waie
to
wrangling
,
contayning
in
it
a
world
of
bibblebabble
.
Néede
we
anie
of
your
Gréeke
,
Latine
,
Hebrue
,
or
anie
such
gibbrige
,
when
wée
haue
the
word
of
God
in
English
?
Go
to
,
go
to
,
you
are
a
great
company
of
vaine
men
,
that
stand
vpon
your
degrées
and
tongues
,
with
tittle tattle
,
I
cannot
tell
what
,
when
as
(
if
you
looke
into
the
matter
as
you
ought
)
the
Apostles
knew
neare
a
Letter
of
the
booke
.
I
wis
it
were
not
two
pins
hurt
,
if
your
Colledges
wer
fired
ouer
your
heades
,
and
you
turnde
a
begging
forth
your
fellowshippes
,
like
Fryers
and
Monkes
vp
and
downe
the
Countrie
.
I
marie
sir
,
this
is
somewhat
like
,
now
Martin
speakes
like
himselfe
,
I
dare
saie
for
him
good
man
,
he
could
be
contented
there
were
nere
a
maister
of
Art
,
Bachelour
of
Diuinitie
,
Doctor
or
Bishop
in
England
,
on
that
condition
he
prest
Fishermen
,
scullers
,
Co●pers
,
Stitchers
,
Weauers
and
Coblers
into
theyr
places
.
You
talke
of
a
Harmonie
of
the
Churches
,
but
héere
would
be
a
consort
of
knauerie
worth
the
publishing
to
all
posteritie
.
Would
you
not
laugh
to
sée
Cli.
the
Cobler
,
and
New
.
the
souter
,
ierking
out
theyr
elbowes
in
euerie
Pulpit
.
Why
,
I
am
sure
Ladie
Law
.
would
fast
mans
flesh
a
whole
moneth
together
,
but
shée
woulde
giue
either
of
them
a
gowne
cloth
on
that
condition
.
My selfe
doe
knowe
a
zealous
Preacher
in
Ipswich
,
that
beeing
but
a
while
a
goe
a
stage
player
,
will
now
take
vpon
him
to
brandish
a
Text
agaynst
Bishoppes
,
as
well
as
the
best
Martinist
in
all
Suffolke
.
Why
,
I
praie
you
goe
no
farther
then
Batter
.
haue
wée
not
there
a
reuerent
Pastour
of
Martines
owne
making
,
that
vnderstands
not
a
bit
of
Latine
,
nor
neuer
dyd
so
much
as
looke
towards
the
Uniuersitie
in
his
life
,
yet
you
sée
for
a
néede
he
can
helpe
discipline
out
of
the
durt
,
and
come
ouer
our
Cleargie
verie
handsomely
with
an
héere
is
to
bée
noted
.
Oh
he
is
olde
dogge
at
expounding
,
and
deade
sure
at
a
Catechisme
,
alwayes
prouided
,
that
it
bée
but
halfe
a
shéete
long
,
and
he
be
two
yéeres
about
it
.
And
well
too
my
maisters
,
for
such
a
one
that
vauntes
himselfe
to
bée
as
hée
is
,
as
good
a
Gentleman
euerie
inch
of
him
,
as
anie
is
in
all
Stafford
shéere
.
Bée
what
he
will
,
one
thing
I
wote
,
hée
is
seldome
without
a
good
Chéefe
in
his
studie
,
besides
apples
and
nuttes
,
although
his
wise
can
neuer
come
at
them
.
I
hearde
not
long
since
of
a
stoute
conference
hée
had
with
a
yong
scholer
,
who
taking
my
Deske-man
somewhat
tardie
in
his
disputations
,
told
him
hée
was
inspired
with
too
much
Logique
.
Wherevnto
hée
replyed
with
this
solempne
protestation
,
I
thank
God
,
al
the
world
cannot
accuse
me
of
that
arte
.
I
hope
anon
maister
Martin
,
I
shall
bée
méetelie
euen
with
you
for
your
knauerie
,
if
I
goe
but
two
mile
further
in
your
Ministrie
.
It
is
not
the
Primitiue
Church
shall
beare
out
the
Uicar
of
little
Down
.
in
Norfolke
,
in
groaping
his
owne
hennes
,
like
a
Cotqueane
,
I
am
to
come
ouer
him
when
I
haue
more
leasure
,
for
his
tenne
shillings
Sermons
at
Thetforde
:
wherein
if
he
raue
as
hée
was
wont
to
doe
,
I
le
make
him
wishe
that
hée
had
béene
still
Usher
of
Westminster
.
Well
,
to
the
purpose
.
You
saie
Bishoppes
are
no
Magistrates
,
because
they
are
no
lawfull
Magistrates
.
Is
it
euen
so
brother
Timothie
,
will
it
neuer
be
better
,
must
I
euer
leade
you
vp
and
downe
antiquitie
by
the
nose
lyke
an
Asse
.
May
neither
Scriptures
nor
Fathers
goe
for
paiment
with
you
,
but
still
you
will
bée
reducing
vs
to
the
president
of
the
persecuted
Church
,
and
so
confounde
the
discipline
of
warre
and
peace
?
If
you
will
néedes
make
vs
the
apes
of
all
their
extremities
,
why
doe
not
you
vrge
the
vse
of
that
communitie
wherein
Ananias
and
Saphira
were
vnfaythfull
.
Perswade
Noble
men
and
Gentlemen
to
sell
theyr
landes
,
and
laie
the
money
at
your
féete
,
take
awaie
the
title
of
mine
and
thine
from
amongst
vs
,
and
let
the
worlde
knowe
you
héereafter
by
the
name
of
Anabaptistes
.
Admit
that
the
authoritie
of
Bishoppes
were
as
vnlawfull
as
you
woulde
make
it
,
yet
since
it
is
imposed
vnto
them
by
the
Princes
owne
mouth
,
and
ratified
by
the
approbation
of
so
many
Kings
and
Emperours
,
as
well
in
their
particular
Parliamentes
as
generall
counsayles
,
you
are
bounde
in
conscience
to
reuerence
it
,
and
in
all
humilitie
to
regarde
it
,
insomuch
as
Christ
denide
not
tribute
to
Caesar
an
vsurper
,
nor
appealde
from
Pilate
a
Pagan
,
who
occupied
that
place
by
the
intrusion
of
tyrannie
.
Were
the
Israelites
in
captiuitie
,
anie
whit
exempted
from
the
obedience
of
subiectes
,
in
that
they
liued
vnder
the
scepter
of
Nabuchodonesor
an
Idolater
,
who
had
blasphemed
their
God
,
defafaced
their
Temple
,
and
defiled
their
holie
vesselles
.
Nay
,
are
they
not
expreslie
commaunded
by
the
Lordes
owne
mouth
,
to
honour
him
as
their
King
:
Howe
can
they
then
escape
the
dampnation
of
contempte
,
that
béeing
priuate
subiectes
to
such
a
vertuous
Soueraigne
,
as
is
zealous
of
Gods
glorie
will
controll
her
,
disposing
of
honours
,
and
oppose
vnto
publique
derision
,
those
the
especiall
pillers
and
ornamentes
of
her
state
,
whome
shée
hath
graced
from
their
infancie
,
with
so
many
sundrie
ascentes
of
dignities
.
But
were
this
all
,
then
shoulde
not
treason
bée
such
a
braunche
of
your
religion
as
it
is
.
Haue
not
you
and
your
followers
vndermined
her
Graces
Throane
,
as
much
as
traytours
might
:
call
to
minde
the
badde
practise
of
your
brother
the
Booke-binder
and
his
accomplishes
at
Burie
,
who
béeing
as
hotte
spirited
as
your
worshippes
,
in
the
schismaticall
subiect
of
reformation
,
and
séeing
it
woulde
not
come
of
halfe
kindlie
to
theyr
contentment
,
made
no
more
a
doe
,
but
added
this
newe
Posie
to
her
Maiesties
armes
.
Those
that
bée
neither
hotte
nor
colde
,
I
le
spue
them
out
of
my
mouth
,
sayth
the
Lorde
.
Denie
this
,
and
I
le
bring
a
whole
Assizes
,
as
Obsignatos
testes
of
your
trecherie
.
To
come
neerer
to
thée
Brother
Martin
.
Hast
not
thou
in
thy
firste
booke
agaynst
Doctour
Bridges
,
as
also
in
Hay
anie
worke
for
Cooper
,
excluded
her
Highnesse
from
all
Ecclesiasticall
gouernement
,
saying
shée
hath
neyther
skill
nor
commission
,
as
shée
is
a
Magistrate
,
to
substitute
anie
member
or
minister
in
the
Church
.
And
in
an
other
place
,
that
there
is
neither
vse
nor
place
in
the
Church
for
members
,
ministers
or
officers
of
the
magistrates
making
.
If
this
wyll
not
come
in
compasse
of
treason
,
then
farewell
the
title
of
Supremacie
,
and
welcome
agayne
vnto
Poperie
.
By
this
time
I
thinke
,
good-man
Puritan
,
that
thou
art
perswaded
,
that
I
knowe
as
well
as
thy
owne
conscience
thée
,
namely
Martin
Makebate
of
Englande
,
to
bée
a
moste
scuruie
and
beggerlie
benefactor
to
obedience
,
&
per
consequens
,
to
feare
neyther
men
,
nor
that
God
who
can
cast
both
bodie
and
soule
into
vnquenchable
fire
.
In
which
respect
I
neyther
account
you
of
the
Churche
,
nor
esteeme
of
your
bloude
,
otherwise
then
the
bloud
of
Infidelles
.
Talke
as
long
as
you
will
of
the
ioyes
of
heauen
,
or
paines
of
hell
,
and
turne
from
your selues
the
terrour
of
that
iudgement
howe
you
will
,
which
shall
bereaue
blushing
iniquitie
of
the
figge
leaues
of
hypocrisie
,
yet
will
the
eie
of
immortalitie
discerne
of
your
painted
pollutions
,
as
the
euer-liuing
foode
of
perdition
.
The
humours
of
my
eies
are
the
habitations
of
fountaines
,
and
the
circumference
of
my
heart
the
enclosure
of
fearefull
contrition
,
when
I
thinke
howe
many
soules
at
that
moment
,
shall
carrie
the
name
of
Martine
on
their
foreheads
to
the
vale
of
confusion
,
in
whose
innocent
bloude
thou
swimming
to
hell
,
shalt
haue
the
tormentes
of
tenne
thousande
thousande
sinners
at
once
,
inflicted
vppon
thée
.
There
will
enuie
,
mallice
and
dissimulation
bée
euer
calling
for
vengeance
agaynst
thée
,
and
incite
whole
legions
of
deuilles
to
thy
deathlesse
lamentation
.
Mercie
will
saie
vnto
thee
,
I
knowe
thée
not
,
and
Repentaunce
,
what
haue
I
to
doe
with
thée
.
All
hopes
shall
shake
the
head
at
thée
,
and
saie
,
there
goes
the
poyson
of
puritie
,
the
perfection
of
impietie
,
the
serpentine
seducer
of
simplicitie
.
Zeale
her selfe
will
crie
out
vppon
thée
,
and
curse
the
time
that
euer
shée
was
maskte
by
thy
mallice
,
who
lyke
a
blinde
leader
of
the
blinde
,
sufferedst
her
to
stumble
at
euerie
steppe
in
Religion
,
and
madest
her
séeke
in
the
dimnesse
of
her
sight
,
to
murther
her
mother
the
Churche
,
from
whose
pappes
thou
lyke
an
enuious
dogge
but
yesterdaie
pluckest
her
.
Howe
euer
proude
scorner
,
thy
whoorishe
impudencie
,
may
happen
heereafter
to
insiste
in
the
derision
of
these
fearefull
denuntiations
,
and
sporte
thy
iesters
penne
at
the
speach
of
my
soule
,
yet
take
héede
least
despayre
bée
predominant
in
the
daie
of
thy
death
,
and
thou
in
steade
of
calling
for
mercie
to
thy
Iesus
,
repeate
more
oftner
to
thy
selfe
,
Sic
motior
damnatus
vt
Iudas
.
And
thus
much
Martin
,
in
the
way
of
compassion
,
haue
I
spoke
for
thy
edification
,
moued
therto
by
a
brotherly
commiseration
,
which
if
thou
bee
not
too
desperate
in
thy
deuilish
attempts
,
may
reform
thy
heart
to
remorse
,
and
thy
pamphletes
to
some
more
profitable
theame
of
repentance
.
But
now
haue
at
thee
for
the
goodnesse
of
the
cause
,
of
which
thou
saist
:
We
must
not
reason
from
the
successe
.
Trust
me
therein
thou
hast
spoke
wiser
then
thou
art
aware
of
,
for
if
a
man
should
imagine
of
fruite
by
the
rottennesse
,
of
garmentes
by
the
moath
frets
,
of
wine
by
the
sowrnesse
,
I
warrant
him
for
euer
being
good
costerd-monger
,
broker
,
or
vintner
whiles
he
liues
.
Therefore
we
must
not
measure
of
Martin
as
he
is
allied
to
Elderton
,
or
tongd
like
Will
Tong
,
as
he
was
attired
like
an
Ape
on
the
stage
,
or
sits
writing
of
Pamphlets
,
in
some
spare
out-house
,
but
as
is
Mar-Prelat
of
England
as
he
surpasseth
King
&
collier
,
in
crying
,
So
ho
ho
,
brother
Bridges
.
Wo
ho
ho
,
Iohn
a
London
.
Ha
ha
he
,
Doctor
Copecotes
.
Doe
this
&
I
warrant
you
,
for
sauoring
of
the
fleshe
,
though
you
take
the
oportunity
of
the
spirite
,
with
euery
sister
in
Christ
.
Beholde
the
state
of
the
low
Countryes
,
since
your
Plaintife
Pistler
,
will
needs
make
the
comparison
,
suppose
Martin
to
be
the
map
of
Belgia
dilacerata
,
whose
chiefe
prouinces
as
they
are
wholye
possessed
with
Spaniards
,
so
thinke
his
hart
and
soule
enhabited
with
spiet
,
they
Romists
in
the
matter
of
Religion
,
and
he
a
Papist
in
supremacies
contradiction
,
her
inward
partes
possessed
with
Anabaptists
,
and
Lutherans
,
and
his
more
priuate
opinions
polluted
with
the
dregs
of
them
both
,
her
farthest
borders
of
Holland
and
Zeland
,
peopled
God
wot
with
a
small
number
of
vnperfite
Protestants
,
and
the
furthest
and
fewest
of
his
thoughts
,
taken
vppe
with
some
odde
true
points
of
Religion
.
How
now
Father
Martin
,
haue
not
I
hit
your
meaning
patte
in
this
comparison
.
Say
,
wil
you
haue
any
more
such
interpretations
,
if
you
say
Amen
to
it
.
I
le
also
reconcile
your
allegoricall
induction
of
France
,
to
the
present
constitution
of
your
frowardnes
:
but
that
shal
not
néede
,
since
the
misery
of
the
one
is
the
mirrour
of
the
other
,
and
the
Reader
must
suppose
that
Martin
would
neare
haue
compared
himselfe
to
Flaunders
nor
France
,
but
as
they
reflect
by
allusion
the
distraction
of
his
factious
faith
.
Howeeuer
you
take
him
at
the
worst
,
yet
is
his
welchnes
perswaded
,
that
the
Lord
hath
some
speciell
purpose
,
by
preuentinge
of
his
presse
,
to
try
who
they
be
that
are
hipocrites
,
and
what
they
be
that
are
innocent
:
And
not
vnlike
too
,
for
hauing
interrupted
the
trafique
of
honestye
,
so
long
as
thou
hast
with
thy
counterfet
knauery
,
t
is
more
than
hie
time
thy
vnder-hand
treachery
,
were
broght
to
the
touchstone
of
authority
.
You
think
we
know
not
how
pretily
your
Printers
were
shrouded
vnder
the
name
of
salt-petermen
,
so
that
who
but
Hodgkins
,
Tomlins
and
Sims
,
at
the
vndermining
of
a
house
,
and
vndoing
of
poore
men
,
by
diggyng
vp
their
floars
,
and
breaking
down
their
wals
.
No
,
no
,
we
neuer
heard
how
orderly
they
pretended
the
printing
of
Accidences
,
when
my
L.
of
Darbies
men
came
to
sée
what
they
were
a
doing
,
what
though
they
damned
themselues
about
the
deniall
of
the
déede
,
is
periury
such
a
matter
amongst
puritans
.
Tush
they
account
it
no
sin
as
long
as
it
is
in
the
way
of
protestation
,
being
in
the
mind
of
a
good
old
fellow
in
Cambridge
,
who
sitting
in
S.
Iohns
as
Senior
at
the
fellowes
election
,
was
reprehended
by
some
of
his
betters
,
for
that
hee
gaue
his
voice
with
a
dunce
like
himself
,
contrary
to
oath
,
statute
and
conscience
:
why
quoth
hee
,
I
neither
respect
oath
,
statute
,
nor
conscience
,
but
only
the
glory
of
God
.
Men
are
but
men
and
may
erre
,
yea
goodman
Spe.
himselfe
in
Paules
church-yard
,
although
he
saith
he
hath
no
sinne
,
what
maruaile
is
it
then
,
though
some
corruption
cleaue
vnto
our
aged
Gentleman
by
his
owne
confession
.
Learne
of
me
to
iudge
charitably
,
and
thinke
that
nature
tooke
a
scouring
purgation
,
when
she
voided
all
her
imperfections
in
the
birth
of
one
Martin
:
which
if
it
be
so
,
hée
is
not
to
be
blamed
,
since
as
Arist.
sayes
,
vitia
naturae
non
sunt
reprehendenda
.
Gibe
on
,
gibe
on
,
and
see
if
your
father
Mar-martin
will
beare
you
out
in
it
or
no
,
you
thinke
the
good
swéete-faced
prelate
▪
Masse
Martin
,
hath
neuer
broke
sword
in
ruffians
hal
,
yes
that
he
hath
more
then
one
or
two
,
if
the
truth
were
known
,
and
fought
for
his
wench
as
brauely
as
the
best
of
them
all
,
therefore
take
heede
how
you
come
in
his
way
,
least
hee
belabour
you
with
his
crabtree
stile
for
your
lustines
,
and
teache
you
howe
to
looke
into
a
Martins
neaste
againe
while
you
liue
.
Alas
you
are
but
young
,
and
neuer
knewe
what
his
Bumfegingment
,
for
if
you
did
,
you
woulde
thinke
fiue
hundreth
fistes
about
your
eares
,
were
more
then
Phisicke
in
a
frosty
morning
.
Write
or
fight
which
you
will
,
our
champion
is
for
you
at
all
weapones
,
whether
you
choose
the
worde
or
the
sworde
,
neither
comes
amisse
to
him
,
he
neuer
took
his
domesticall
dissention
in
hand
to
leaue
it
soone
.
All
England
must
bee
vp
together
by
the
eares
,
before
his
penne
rest
in
peace
,
nor
shall
his
rebellious
mutinies
,
which
he
shrouds
vnder
the
age
of
Martinisme
,
haue
any
intermedium
,
till
religions
prosperity
and
our
Christian
libertye
,
mis-termed
of
him
by
the
last
yeare
of
Lambethisme
,
doe
perishe
from
amongst
vs
,
and
depart
to
our
enemies
:
then
shall
you
see
,
what
seditious
buildinges
will
arise
on
the
vnfortunate
foundations
of
his
folly
,
and
what
contentious
increase
will
come
from
the
schoole
of
contempt
.
If
they
will
needes
ouerthrowe
mee
let
them
goe
in
hand
with
the
exploite
&c.
HOlla
,
holla
brother
Martin
,
you
are
to
hasty
,
what
,
Winter
is
no
time
to
make
warres
in
,
you
were
best
stay
til
summer
,
&
then
both
our
brains
wil
be
in
a
better
temperature
,
but
I
think
ere
that
time
your
witte
wil
be
welny
worn
thredbare
,
and
your
banquerout
inuention
,
cleane
out
at
the
elbowes
,
then
are
we
well
holpen
vp
with
a
witnesse
,
if
the
aged
champion
of
Warwicke
,
doe
not
lay
to
his
shoulders
,
and
support
discipline
ready
to
lie
in
the
dust
,
with
some
or
other
demonstration
.
I
can
tell
you
Phil.
Stu.
is
a
tall
man
also
for
that
purpose
.
What
his
Anatomy
of
Abuses
for
all
that
,
will
serue
very
fitly
for
an
Antipast
,
before
one
of
Egertons
Sermons
,
I
would
see
the
best
of
your
Trauerses
write
such
a
treatise
as
he
hath
done
,
against
short
heeld
pantoffles
.
But
one
thing
it
is
great
pitty
of
him
,
that
being
such
a
good
fellow
as
hee
is
,
hee
shoulde
speake
against
dice
,
so
as
he
doth
:
neuerthelesse
ther
is
some
hope
of
him
,
for
as
I
heard
not
long
since
,
a
brother
of
his
,
meting
him
by
chance
(
as
théeues
méete
at
the
gallowes
)
after
many
christian
questions
of
the
well
fare
of
his
persecuted
brethren
,
and
sistern
,
askt
him
when
they
should
haue
a
game
at
tables
together
,
by
the
grace
of
God
the
next
Sabaoth
,
quoth
Phil.
and
then
if
it
shal
so
seeme
good
to
his
prouidence
,
haue
at
you
for
ames
ase
and
the
dise
.
I
forgette
to
tel
you
what
a
stirre
he
keepes
against
dumbe
ministers
,
and
neuer
writes
nor
talkes
of
them
,
but
hee
calleth
them
minstrels
,
when
his
mastershippe
in
his
minority
,
plaide
the
Reader
in
Chesshire
,
for
fiue
marke
a
yeare
and
a
canuas
dublet
,
couenanted
besides
,
that
in
consideration
of
that
stipend
,
he
make
cleane
the
patrones
bootes
euerye
time
hee
came
to
towne
.
What
néed
more
words
to
proue
him
a
protestant
,
did
not
he
behaue
himselfe
like
a
true
Christian
,
when
hee
went
a
wooing
for
his
friend
Clarke
,
I
warrant
you
hee
saide
not
God
saue
you
,
or
God
spéed
you
,
with
good
euen
or
good
morrow
,
as
our
prophane
woers
are
wont
,
but
stept
close
to
her
,
with
peace
bee
with
you
,
very
demurely
,
and
then
told
her
a
long
tale
,
that
in
so
much
as
widowhoode
,
was
an
vncleane
lyfe
,
and
subiect
to
many
temptations
,
shee
might
doe
well
to
reconcile
her selfe
to
the
Church
of
God
,
in
the
holy
ordinance
of
matrimony
.
Manye
wordes
past
to
this
purpose
,
but
I
wotte
well
the
conclusion
was
this
,
that
since
she
had
hitherto
conuerst
with
none
but
vnregenerate
persons
,
and
was
vtterly
carelesse
of
the
communion
of
Saints
,
she
would
let
him
that
was
a
man
of
God
,
put
a
new
spirite
into
her
,
by
carnall
copulation
,
and
so
engraft
her
into
the
fellowshippe
of
the
faithfull
,
to
which
that
shee
might
more
willingly
agrée
,
hée
offered
her
a
spicke
and
spanne
new
Geneua
Bible
,
that
his
attendant
Italian
had
brought
with
him
to
make
vp
the
bargaine
.
But
for
all
the
Scripture
he
could
alledge
,
it
should
not
bee
,
Phil.
Stu.
was
no
meate
for
her
tooth
,
God
wote
he
could
not
get
a
penyworth
of
leachery
on
such
a
pawne
as
his
Bible
was
,
the
man
behinde
the
painted
cloth
mard
all
,
and
so
O
griefe
,
a
good
Sabaoths
day
work
was
lost
.
Stand
to
it
Mar-martin
Iunior
and
thou
art
good
inough
for
ten
thousand
of
them
,
tickle
me
my
Phil.
a
litle
more
in
the
flanke
,
and
make
him
winche
like
a
resty
iade
,
whereto
a
dreaming
deuine
of
Cambridge
,
in
a
cextain
priuate
Sermon
of
his
,
compared
the
wicked
.
Saist
thou
me
so
good
heart
,
then
haue
at
you
Maister
Compositor
,
with
the
construction
of
Sunt
oculos
clari
qui
cernis
sydera
tanquam
.
If
you
be
remembred
you
were
once
put
to
your
trumpes
about
it
in
Wolfes
Printing-house
,
when
as
you
would
needes
haue
clari
the
infinitiue
moode
of
a
verbe
passiue
,
which
determined
you
went
forwards
after
this
order
.
Sunt
there
are
,
oculos
eies
,
qui
the
which
,
cernis
thou
doest
see
,
clari
to
be
cleare
,
tanquam
sydera
as
the
Stars
.
Excellent
well
done
of
an
old
Maister
of
Arte
,
yet
why
may
not
hee
by
authority
challenge
to
himselfe
for
this
one
péece
of
worke
the
degrées
hee
neuer
tooke
.
Learning
is
a
iewel
my
maisters
,
make
much
of
it
,
and
Phil.
Stu.
a
Gentleman
euery
haire
of
his
head
,
whom
although
you
doe
not
regard
according
as
he
deserues
,
yet
I
warrant
you
Martin
makes
more
account
of
him
then
so
,
who
hath
substituted
him
long
since
(
if
the
truth
were
well
boulted
out
)
amongst
the
number
of
those
priuy
Martinists
,
which
he
threatens
to
place
in
euery
parish
.
I
am
more
then
halfe
weary
of
tracing
too
and
fro
in
this
cursed
common
wealth
,
where
sinfull
simplicitye
pufte
vppe
with
the
pride
of
singularity
,
seekes
to
peruerte
the
name
and
methode
of
magistracy
.
But
as
the
most
of
their
arguments
,
are
drawn
from
our
graue
fathers
infirmities
,
so
al
their
outrageous
endeuors
haue
their
ofspring
from
affected
vainglory
.
lib.
de
●abusio
.
Agréeing
with
the
saying
of
Hug.
Innobedientiae
morbus
ex
superbiae
tumore
procedit
,
sicut
sanies
ex
vlcere
.
The
disease
of
disobedience
procéeds
from
the
swelling
of
pride
,
as
madnesse
from
some
vntollerable
vlcer
.
The
cause
whereof
Gregory
thus
expresseth
.
Dum
plus
exquirunt
saith
he
,
〈◊〉
.
lib.
8
contemplando
quam
capiunt
,
vsque
ad
peruersa
dogmata
erumpunt
,
&
dum
veritatis
discipuli
esse
negligunt
,
humiliter
magistri
erroris
fiunt
.
Whiles
by
study
they
search
out
more
then
they
vnderstand
,
they
breake
forth
into
peruerse
opinions
,
and
whiles
they
neglect
to
be
the
schollers
of
truth
,
they
most
basely
become
the
schoolemaisters
of
error
.
For
such
is
the
boldnesse
of
our
boyish
deuines
,
that
they
will
leape
into
the
pulpet
,
before
they
haue
learned
Stans
puer
ad
mensam
,
and
talke
very
desperately
of
discipline
,
before
they
can
construe
,
Qui
mihi
discipulus
.
Qui
venit
institui
saith
Cassiodorus
,
antequam
instituatur
,
alios
instituere
cupit
,
&c.
The
nouice
that
comes
to
be
informed
,
desireth
to
enforme
others
,
before
he
bee
enformed
himselfe
,
and
to
teach
before
hee
bee
taught
,
to
prescribe
lawes
before
he
hath
redde
Litleton
,
&
play
the
subtile
Philosopher
,
before
he
knowes
the
order
of
his
sillables
:
he
wil
needes
haue
subiects
,
before
he
can
subiugate
his
affections
,
and
couets
the
office
of
a
commander
,
before
he
hath
learned
to
stoupe
to
the
admonitions
of
his
elders
,
and
beginneth
to
instruct
and
perswade
,
before
he
bee
instructed
and
perswaded
in
any
kind
of
art
,
which
their
folly
once
fuelled
with
the
frowardnesse
of
blind
zeal
,
makes
them
confound
contempt
with
gods
true
worship
,
&
open
their
mouths
against
his
ordinance
,
as
did
the
Prophets
against
Ieroboams
hil
altars
.
T.C.
in
Cambridge
first
inuented
this
violent
innouation
,
when
as
his
mounting
ambition
,
went
through
euery
kinde
of
Ambitus
,
to
compasse
the
office
of
the
Uicechauncelour-ship
.
But
after
he
saw
himselfe
disfauourd
in
his
first
insolence
,
and
that
the
suffrages
of
the
vniuersity
,
would
not
discend
to
his
dissentious
indignityes
,
his
seditious
discontent
deuised
the
meanes
to
discredite
that
gouernement
,
which
he
through
his
il
behauiour
might
not
aspire
to
.
Then
began
his
inueterat
malice
,
to
vndermine
the
foundations
of
our
societies
,
and
reduce
our
Colledges
to
the
schooles
of
the
Prophets
,
to
discard
all
degrées
of
art
as
antichristian
,
to
condemne
all
decency
in
the
ministery
as
diabolicall
,
and
exclude
all
ecclesiasticall
superiority
forth
the
Church
as
Apocripha
.
No
sooner
had
these
new fangled
positions
entred
the
tables
of
young
students
,
but
Singularity
the
eldest
childe
of
heresy
,
consulted
with
male-conted
melancholy
,
how
to
bring
this
misbegottēscisme
to
a
monarchy
.
To
which
purpose
hipocriticall
zeale
,
was
addrest
as
a
pursuiuant
into
all
places
of
Suff.
Norff.
Essex
and
Midlesex
,
with
expresse
commandement
from
the
sinod
of
Saints
,
to
proclaime
T.C.
supreme
head
of
the
Church
.
This
past
on
thus
,
whiles
the
sworde
of
iustice
,
slept
in
his
scaberd
,
whose
vnprouident
eie
neglecting
the
beginning
of
such
burnings
,
hath
added
a
more
confirmed
fury
to
the
flame
,
which
hath
now
taken
hold
on
the
buildings
of
our
bishopricks
.
How
it
hath
raged
in
those
quarters
before
mentioned
for
the
vtter
impouerishing
of
the
allegeance
of
the
communalty
,
and
lamentable
vndoing
of
the
estimation
of
diuers
other
knights
and
gentlemen
,
the
whole
course
of
the
high
commission
may
testify
.
Nether
was
this
plague
of
apostacy
vndeserued
of
their
inconstancy
,
who
forsook
the
true
seruice
of
God
,
to
worship
the
idoll
of
Warwicke
.
Put
case
his
reading
be
gret
and
his
malice
more
,
that
he
hath
plodded
through
ten
cart
loade
of
paper
,
and
bin
the
death
often
thousand
pound
of
candels
,
yet
as
Gregory
saith
,
Greg.
li
〈…〉
perit
omne
quod
agitur
,
si
non
humilitate
custodiatur
.
Whatsoeuer
is
done
doth
vanish
to
infamy
,
if
it
be
not
vpholden
by
humility
:
What
childe
doth
not
sée
into
the
pride
of
his
heart
,
that
first
entertained
the
impudency
of
controlling
antiquity
,
and
preferd
the
poison
of
his
owne
peruerse
opinions
,
before
the
experience
of
so
many
Churches
,
counsails
and
fathers
.
Quae
maior
superioria
,
ser
,
saith
Bernarde
,
quam
vt
vnus
homo
toti
congregationi
iudicium
suum
prefcrat
tanquam
ipse
solus
habeat
spiritum
Dei
.
What
greater
pride
then
that
one
man
should
aduance
his
iudgement
,
aboue
the
sentence
of
a
whole
congregation
,
as
if
he
alone
had
the
spirit
of
God
.
Pride
ouerthrew
the
towr
of
Babell
,
prostrated
Golias
,
hung
vp
Haman
,
kild
Nichanor
,
consumed
Herod
,
destroied
Antiochus
,
drowned
Pharao
,
subuerted
Senacherib
,
&
I
hope
will
also
confound
arrogant
T.C.
and
all
his
accomplishes
in
the
Lords
good
time
.
And
now
that
I
haue
vnburdened
my
shoulders
of
the
weight
of
his
learning
,
I
le
ribroste
my
brother
Martin
a
litle
,
for
obiecting
to
my
Lord
Archbishop
,
the
not
answering
of
his
bookes
.
Therefore
first
would
I
know
of
sweete
M.
sauce
malapert
whether
he
would
haue
the
care
of
the
common-wealth
,
and
forseing
consultation
of
domestical
and
forreine
affaires
,
resigned
to
the
retorting
of
T.C.
his
vnreuerent
railings
.
Next
what
such
equall
proportion
his
mastership
finds
in
their
places
,
that
the
grauity
and
mildnes
of
the
one
,
should
stoupe
his
attention
so
low
,
as
the
iangling
leuity
of
the
other
.
Were
there
no
other
thing
to
refrayn
his
grace
,
from
combating
with
a
common
barretour
then
this
,
that
in
discordia
nemo
benedicit
Dominum
,
it
were
sufficient
to
pleade
his
absence
from
this
inferiour
fight
.
But
when
he
considers
that
saiyng
of
Augustine
.
Nullus
est
modus
inimicitiis
,
nisi
ob
tempus
obtemperemus
iratis
,
ther
is
no
meane
of
mallice
,
vnles
for
a
time
we
giue
place
to
the
furious
,
&
that
which
another
sais
,
Sicut
nihil
est
deformius
quam
respondere
furiosis
ita
,
nihil
vtilius
quam
tacere
prouocatis
.
As
there
is
nothing
more
vnseemely
then
to
aunswere
the
froward
,
so
there
is
nothing
more
profitable
then
scilence
to
such
as
are
prouokt
.
Let
him
vse
the
libertye
of
his
speache
as
hee
please
,
and
detracte
from
his
learninge
in
what
tearmes
hoe
sée
cause
,
yet
will
all
Christendome
admire
his
perfection
,
when
T.
C.
his
singularitie
shall
go
a
begging
vp
and
downe
the
low
Countries
.
I
will
not
gainsaie
but
your
reuerend
Pastor
may
haue
as
knauish
a
vaine
in
writing
as
your selfe
,
and
fasten
a
slander
on
the
Saintes
of
heauen
,
Ierome
i
〈…〉
Oseam
.
as
soone
as
anie
of
your
sect
,
for
nil
tam
facile
est
,
as
Ierom
sayth
,
quam
ociosum
&
dormientem
de
aliorum
labore
&
vigiliis
disputare
.
There
is
nothing
so
easie
for
a
man
that
is
sluggish
and
idle
,
as
to
call
in
question
others
mens
watchings
and
labours
.
Mens
praua
,
Mar-Martine
,
that
he
hath
vndone
more
Printers
with
his
py-bald
pamphlets
,
then
his
dish-clout
discipline
will
sette
vp
agayne
this
seauen
yéeres
.
Much
inkehorne
stuffe
hath
hee
vttered
in
a
iarring
stile
,
and
intruded
a
greate
deale
of
trashe
to
our
eares
by
a
daintie
figure
of
idem
peridem
,
but
for
anie
new
péece
of
arte
he
hath
shewed
in
those
idle
editions
,
other
then
that
his
famous
aduersary
hath
before
tsme
confuted
,
he
may
wel
enough
bequeth
it
to
Dunce
or
Dorbel
,
whence
his
blundering
capacity
is
lineally
descended
.
What
maister
T.C.
you
think
that
no
man
dare
touch
you
,
because
you
haue
plaid
the
scuruie
scolde
anie
time
these
twentie
yéeres
,
but
I
le
so
hamper
your
holynes
for
all
the
offences
of
your
youth
,
as
all
géering
puritans
shall
haue
small
cause
to
insult
and
reioyce
at
my
silence
.
Then
sée
whether
I
dare
stand
to
the
defence
of
your
defame
or
no.
Take
héede
good-man
Howlyglasse
,
that
I
make
not
such
a
hole
in
your
coate
the
nexte
Tearme
,
as
Martine
and
his
sonnes
shall
not
sowe
vp
in
hast
,
I
tel
you
I
am
a
shreud
fellow
at
the
vncasing
of
a
fox
,
and
haue
cats
eyes
to
looke
into
euerie
corner
of
a
Puritans
house
.
I
warrant
you
my
brother
Pag.
will
saie
so
,
by
that
time
I
haue
talkte
with
him
a
little
,
who
although
hee
bee
none
of
the
straightest
men
that
euer
God
made
,
yet
hath
he
as
good
skill
in
milche
bullocks
,
as
anie
huswife
within
fortie
miles
of
his
head
.
Let
him
alone
,
and
if
he
doe
not
know
by
a
cowes
water
,
how
many
pintes
of
milke
she
will
giue
in
a
yéere
,
then
wyll
he
neuer
help
his
wife
to
make
chéefe
agayn
whiles
hée
liues
:
and
without
offence
to
his
Pastorshippe
bée
it
spoken
,
hée
will
saie
pretyly
well
to
a
henne
,
if
shée
bée
not
too
olde
,
alwayes
prouided
,
shée
haue
a
neaste
of
cleane
strawe
in
his
studie
,
and
hée
groape
her
with
his
owne
handes
euening
and
morning
.
Then
sée
if
hée
doe
not
make
thrée
pounds
a
yéere
of
her
ouer
and
aboue
all
costes
and
charges
.
I
marie
sir
,
is
not
this
a
husbande
in
déede
,
that
besides
the
multiplying
of
the
Church
of
God
,
in
his
householde
ministerie
,
will
kéepe
his
wife
and
familie
by
crosse
bargaines
a
whole
twelue
moneth
.
What
woulde
he
doe
my
maisters
,
if
he
had
two
good
legges
,
that
wil
thus
bestirre
him
in
his
vocation
with
one
and
a
stump
.
The
world
may
saie
he
is
lame
,
and
so
forth
,
but
hee
that
had
séene
him
runne
from
Houns
.
the
other
daie
,
for
getting
his
maide
with
childe
,
woulde
neuer
thinke
so
.
I
meruaile
with
what
face
our
Bishoppes
could
depriue
such
a
man
of
God
,
that
béeing
knowen
to
bée
a
most
heauenly
whooremaister
,
a
passing
zealous
worldling
,
and
a
most
mortified
schismatique
,
was
fitter
iwis
to
teache
men
then
boyes
.
Bée
ruled
by
Martine
,
and
send
him
home
into
Deuon-shéere
,
or
else
hée
will
wrappe
all
your
Cleargie
once
agayne
in
Lazarus
winding
shéete
.
Which
fauour
if
hée
obtayne
contrarie
to
desert
,
I
woulde
wishe
him
as
a
friend
,
neare
more
to
vrge
Fathers
to
sweare
at
the
Funt
,
that
the
children
that
are
brought
thether
to
be
christned
,
are
of
none
but
their
owne
begetting
,
lest
olde
Ragdale
plie
him
as
he
did
in
times
past
,
about
the
shoulders
with
his
plowe
staffe
.
Haue
with
you
Giles
Wig.
to
Sidborough
,
and
let
vs
haue
you
make
another
Sermon
of
Sedgwick●●
pack-prickes
:
or
such
another
Prayer
as
you
did
of
thrée
hours
long
,
when
as
a
friend
of
yours
(
that
best
knew
your
armes
)
cast
in
the
Rammes
hornes
at
your
windowe
.
If
you
be
remembred
,
it
was
the
same
time
,
when
you
cride
,
Come
wife
,
come
seruants
,
let
vs
fall
on
our
knées
,
and
praie
to
the
Lorde
God
to
deliuer
vs
from
all
euill
temptation
,
for
the
deuill
is
euen
new
gone
by
,
and
looke
where
he
hath
throwne
in
his
hornes
at
the
windowe
.
Giles
,
Giles
,
I
haue
to
talke
with
you
for
your
saucinesse
with
the
right
Honorable
the
Earle
of
Huntington
,
in
whose
presence
you
(
though
of
all
other
vnworthie
)
then
béeing
,
when
conuersant
with
other
Gentlemen
,
hée
calde
for
a
boule
of
Béere
,
which
brought
,
and
set
downe
by
him
,
and
he
yet
busie
in
talke
,
you
tooke
verie
orderlie
from
before
him
,
and
trilled
it
off
without
anie
more
bones
,
bidding
his
man
if
he
would
,
goe
fill
him
another
.
And
what
of
all
this
I
praie
you
,
was
that
such
a
wonderous
matter
,
doth
Giles
care
for
anie
of
your
Lordes
,
Earles
,
Barons
or
Bishops
.
No
,
no
,
no
barrell
better
herring
with
him
:
we
are
all
made
of
one
and
the
selfe
same
molde
,
and
Adam
signifieth
but
red
earth
.
I
could
tell
you
a
tale
worth
the
hearing
,
that
would
counteruaile
Glib
.
of
Haustead
,
were
it
not
that
it
woulde
make
M.
Wig.
as
cholerike
,
as
when
he
burst
in
the
Church
maugre
excommunication
,
&
knockt
the
keies
about
the
Sextens
head
,
for
not
opening
vnto
him
.
Come
on
it
what
wil
,
in
spite
of
midsūmer
moone
,
you
shal
haue
it
as
it
is
,
therefore
attend
good
people
to
the
vnfortunate
sequele
.
G.W.
of
Wig.
house
,
in
the
land
of
little
Wittam
,
chosen
to
the
place
&
function
of
a
pastor
,
by
those
reuerend
elders
of
the
Church
,
Hicke
,
Hob
and
Iohn
,
Cutbert
C.
the
Cobler
,
and
New
.
the
broomseller
cum
multis
aliis
que
nunc
prescribere
longum
est
,
at
length
seased
(
after
many
yéeres
stragling
on
the
superintendentship
of
Sidborough
,
wher
hauing
worn
out
thrée
or
four
pulpits
with
the
vnreasonable
bounsing
of
his
fistes
,
it
was
his
chance
on
a
time
to
haue
one
quarrell
more
to
another
of
them
:
so
that
no
sooner
mounted
on
her
backe
,
but
he
began
to
spurre
her
with
his
héeles
,
to
bore
her
about
the
eares
with
his
elbowes
,
and
so
pittiously
misuse
her
in
euerie
part
,
as
would
haue
gréeued
anie
heathen
Ioyner
to
the
heart
,
to
beholde
.
Nor
coulde
his
Text
containe
him
in
this
choler
,
or
pleade
anie
pardon
or
pittie
for
this
poore
pulpit
,
but
he
wold
néedes
ride
her
to
death
from
one
Diocesse
to
another
,
from
Yorke
to
London
,
from
London
to
Canterbury
,
from
Canterburie
to
Winchester
,
and
all
without
a
baite
,
insomuch
,
that
tyred
in
hss
waie
homeward
to
his
Text
,
he
had
stucke
in
the
myre
for
anie
more
matter
hee
had
,
had
not
Iohn
a
Borhead
come
into
the
church
as
he
did
.
Whom
he
espying
in
good
time
,
crost
the
midwaie
of
a
sentence
to
let
flie
at
him
in
this
manner
.
As
for
the
discipline
which
those
wretches
doe
hinder
,
looke
,
looke
good
people
where
that
vile
whooremaster
Iohn
a
Borhead
comes
in
piping
hot
from
Clayphams
wife
.
Whose
verie
sight
put
him
so
cleane
besides
himselfe
,
that
he
could
neyther
goe
forward
nor
backward
,
but
stil
repeated
,
Iohn
a
Borhead
,
Iohn
a
Borhead
,
that
vild
whooremaister
Iohn
a
Borhead
:
to
whom
with
the
Father
,
the
Sonne
,
and
the
holy
Ghost
,
be
al
honor
and
praise
both
now
and
for
euer
.
Ah
hah
maister
Martine
,
what
get
you
nowe
bp
your
red
cap
?
Whether
was
Clayphams
wife
or
Iohn
a
Borhead
more
in
fault
,
for
marring
this
good
sermon
.
If
I.
a
Borhead
,
then
is
it
not
best
for
him
to
come
in
my
brother
Wig.
waie
,
least
he
stabble
him
,
as
hée
did
the
Drumme
once
for
playing
after
seruice
.
How
ener
it
was
,
may
it
please
you
Lordes
of
the
spiritualtie
,
in
consideration
of
these
laudible
premises
,
to
sende
him
home
to
his
charge
,
that
hée
may
once
more
preache
in
the
yewe
trée
.
My
brother
Vd.
of
Kingston
thinkes
I
le
spare
him
for
his
wiues
sake
,
that
is
reported
to
be
as
good
a
wench
as
euer
playde
her
prises
at
Pancredge
,
although
she
is
not
altogether
such
a
gyantesse
,
as
my
brother
Wig.
female
,
but
forma
fragulis
,
and
Ale
is
not
worth
a
button
,
if
it
be
too
stale
.
Wherefore
prepare
you
good
neighbour
V.
to
vnder-goe
the
crosse
of
persecution
.
Martine
hath
vaunted
you
to
be
a
venterous
knight
,
and
I
doe
meane
to
breake
a
launce
with
you
,
ere
you
and
I
part
.
Wherfore
what
saie
you
nowe
to
the
matter
,
is
Christ
descended
of
bastardisme
or
no
,
as
you
gaue
out
in
the
pulpyt
?
Would
you
not
haue
your
tongue
cut
out
for
your
blasphemie
if
you
wer
wel
serued
?
Are
you
a
notable
preacher
of
the
word
of
God
,
and
a
vehement
reprouer
of
sin
,
that
thus
séeke
to
discredit
the
fleshly
descent
of
our
Sauiour
,
I
thought
you
such
another
,
when
I
first
sawe
you
emblazoned
in
Martins
bookes
.
T
is
you
that
are
so
holy
,
that
you
wil
not
forsooth
be
séene
to
handle
anie
monie
,
nor
take
golde
though
it
shoulde
filch
it selfe
into
your
purse
,
but
if
God
moued
the
heartes
of
anie
of
your
brethren
or
sistren
in
the
Lord
,
to
bring
in
pots
,
beds
or
houshold
stuffe
into
your
house
,
you
would
go
out
of
doores
of
purpose
whiles
it
was
brought
in
,
and
then
if
anie
man
aske
you
,
how
you
come
so
well
storde
,
your
answere
is
that
you
know
not
how
,
but
only
by
the
prouidence
of
God
.
I
must
belabour
you
when
all
is
done
,
for
your
backbiting
&
slandering
of
your
honest
neighbours
,
and
open
inueighing
against
the
established
gouernment
in
your
sermons
.
Helpe
him
Martin
,
or
else
his
vpbraided
absurdities
will
make
thée
repent
that
euer
thou
belyedst
or
disgracedst
Hone
,
Cottington
or
Chatfield
in
his
cause
.
May
it
please
you
therefore
that
are
in
authoritie
,
considering
how
reuerently
hée
hath
abused
Christs
birthright
,
to
restore
him
to
preach
that
the
blockes
,
stockes
and
stones
of
Kingstone
,
do
not
crie
out
against
you
.
I
followe
the
riuers
of
folly
,
whiles
the
fountaines
of
infection
do
propagate
their
poison
.
Martin
all
this
while
thinkes
himself
in
league
with
obscuritie
,
whiles
Phebus
the
discouerer
of
Mars
&
Uenus
adultery
,
hath
streamed
his
bright
day
light
into
the
net
where
he
daunceth
.
Blush
squint-eied
caitife
,
since
thy
couert
no
more
wil
contain
thée
.
Caelum
te
contegit
non
habes
vrnam
.
Therfore
let
al
posteritie
that
shall
heare
of
his
knauerie
,
attend
the
discouery
which
now
I
will
make
of
his
villanie
.
Pen.
I.
Pen.
welch
Pen.
Pen.
the
Protestationer
,
Demonstrationer
,
Supplicationer
,
Appellationer
,
Pen.
the
father
,
Pen.
the
sonne
,
Pen.
Martin
Iunior
,
Martin
Martinus
,
Pen.
the
scholler
of
Oxford
to
his
friend
in
Cambridge
,
Pen.
totum
in
toto
,
&
totum
in
qualibet
parte
,
was
somtimes
(
if
I
be
not
deceiued
)
a
scholler
of
that
house
in
Cambridge
whereof
D.
Per.
was
maister
.
Where
,
what
his
estimation
was
,
the
scorn
wherin
he
liued
can
best
relate
.
For
the
constitution
of
his
bodie
,
it
was
so
cleane
contrarie
to
all
phisiognomie
of
fame
,
that
a
man
wold
haue
iudged
by
his
face
,
God
and
nature
deuising
our
disgrace
,
had
enclosde
a
close
stoole
in
skinne
,
and
set
a
serpentine
soule
,
like
a
counterfet
diamond
,
more
déepe
in
dong
.
Neither
was
this
monster
of
Cracouia
vnmarkt
from
his
bastardisme
to
mischiefe
:
but
as
he
was
begotten
in
adultery
and
conceiued
in
the
heate
of
lust
,
so
was
he
brought
into
the
world
on
a
tempestuous
daie
,
&
borne
in
that
houre
when
all
planets
wer
opposite
.
Predestination
that
foresaw
how
crooked
he
should
proue
in
his
waies
,
enioyned
incest
to
spawne
him
splay-footed
.
Eternitie
,
that
knew
how
aukward
he
shoulde
looke
to
all
honesty
,
consulted
with
Conception
to
make
him
squint-eied
,
&
the
deuill
that
discouered
by
the
heauens
disposition
on
his
birth-day
,
how
great
a
lim
of
his
kingdom
was
comming
into
the
world
,
prouided
a
rustie
superficies
wherinto
wrapt
him
,
as
soone
as
euer
he
was
separated
from
his
mothers
wombe
:
in
euerie
part
whereof
these
words
of
blessing
were
most
artificially
engrauen
,
Crine
ruber
,
niger
ore
,
breuis
pede
,
lumine
lustus
.
To
leaue
his
natiuitie
to
the
Church
porch
,
where
the
parish
found
him
,
&
come
to
his
riper
yeres
,
that
now
had
learnd
Puerilis
,
of
the
poore
mans
boy
,
and
nere
as
pretily
entred
in
Aue
Marie
English
,
as
any
parish
clarke
in
those
parts
.
I
am
to
tel
you
how
laudibly
he
behaued
himselfe
in
Peterhouse
,
during
the
time
of
his
subsistership
.
First
therfore
he
began
with
his
religion
at
his
first
comming
thether
,
Hoc
scitote
viri
,
that
he
was
as
arrant
a
papist
as
euer
came
out
of
Wales
.
I
tell
you
I.
a
P.
in
those
daies
,
would
haue
run
a
false
gallop
ouer
his
beades
with
anie
man
in
England
,
and
helpt
the
Priest
for
a
shift
to
saie
Masse
at
high
midnight
,
which
if
néed
were
,
I
doubt
not
but
he
would
do
at
this
houre
.
It
was
not
for
nothing
my
masters
,
that
he
so
be-baited
his
betters
,
for
shewing
the
people
the
relique
of
our
Ladies
smock
in
his
sermon
,
&
open
detecting
of
all
their
other
blind
superstition
.
Say
what
you
will
,
he
is
a
close
lad
,
&
can
carrie
a
ring
in
his
mouth
,
though
all
the
world
sée
it
not
:
what
though
hee
now
dissemble
with
the
time
,
&
disguise
his
Spanish
heart
in
a
Precisians
habit
.
May
not
he
hereafter
proue
a
necessarie
member
in
conspiracies
common
wealth
,
&
aduantage
the
holy
league
as
much
in
this
meanes
of
sedition
,
as
all
Philips
power
by
inuasion
.
Simple
English
men
,
that
cannot
sée
into
pollicie
before
it
supprise
your
peace
,
nor
interrupt
the
ambition
of
trechery
,
before
it
hath
besieged
your
prosperitie
.
Doe
you
beholde
whiles
innouations
bud
,
&
do
not
you
feare
lest
your
children
and
family
be
poisoned
with
the
fruit
.
The
Scythians
are
barbarous
,
yet
more
fore-séeing
then
you
,
who
so
detested
al
forren
innouations
,
tending
to
the
derogation
of
theyr
ancient
customes
,
that
they
kild
Anacharūs
for
no
other
cause
,
but
for
that
he
performed
the
rights
of
Sibil
after
the
manner
of
the
Grecians
.
What
should
I
vpbraide
your
simplicitie
with
the
Epidaurians
prouident
subtiltie
,
who
fearing
least
their
Countrie
men
shoulde
attract
innouations
from
other
nations
,
&
especially
from
their
riotous
neighbors
the
Illirians
,
interdicted
theyr
merchants
from
al
trafick
with
them
,
or
trauaile
vnto
them
,
but
least
they
should
be
vtterly
destitute
of
their
commodities
,
they
chose
a
graue
man
amongst
them
,
knowen
to
be
of
good
gouernment
&
reputation
,
who
dealt
continually
for
the
whole
Countrie
in
the
waie
of
exchange
,
and
meruailously
augmented
their
wealth
by
the
reuerence
of
his
wisedome
.
But
you
fond
men
,
as
in
garments
so
in
gouernment
continually
affecting
new
fashions
,
thinke
no
man
can
be
saued
that
hath
not
bin
at
Geneua
.
Your
beléefe
forsooth
must
be
of
that
Scottish
kinde
,
&
your
Bibles
of
the
primitiue
print
,
else
your
consciences
God
wot
,
are
not
of
the
cannonical
cut
,
nor
your
opinions
of
the
Apostles
stamp
.
Pen.
with
Pan
,
hath
contended
with
Appollo
,
and
you
lyke
Midasses
,
haue
ouerprised
his
musick
.
Good
God
,
that
a
Welch
harpe
should
inchant
so
many
English
harts
to
their
confusion
,
especially
hauing
nere
a
string
belonging
to
it
,
but
a
treble
.
Had
a
syren
sung
,
&
I
drownd
in
attending
her
descante
.
I
would
haue
bequeathed
my
bane
to
her
beautie
,
but
when
Cerberus
shall
barke
&
I
turne
back
to
listen
,
them
let
me
perish
without
pittie
,
in
the
delight
of
my
liuing
destruction
.
Deceit
hath
tooke
vp
his
seat
in
a
dunce
,
&
you
thinke
him
a
saint
,
because
he
comes
not
in
the
shape
of
a
deuil
.
We
know
M.
Pen.
intus
&
in
cute
,
first
for
a
papist
,
then
for
a
Brownist
,
next
for
an
Anabaptist
,
&
last
for
the
blasphemous
Martin
,
whose
spirite
is
the
concrete
compound
of
all
these
vnpardonable
heresies
.
But
had
not
the
frantike
practise
of
his
youth
throughly
founded
his
confirmed
age
in
this
furie
,
I
woulde
haue
imagined
his
vpstart
spite
,
a
wonder
aboue
vsual
spéech
,
whereas
now
the
coniectures
drawen
from
his
cradles
,
detract
from
his
mallice
all
maruels
.
For
whiles
hee
was
yet
a
fresh
man
in
Peterhouse
,
and
had
scarce
tasted
,
as
we
say
,
of
Setons
modalibus
,
he
began
to
affect
factions
in
art
,
&
shew
himselfe
openly
a
studious
disgracer
of
antiquitie
.
Who
then
such
an
vnnatural
enemie
to
Aristotle
,
or
such
a
new-fangled
friend
vnto
Ramus
.
This
one
thing
I
am
sure
of
,
hee
neuer
went
for
other
then
an
asse
,
amongst
his
companions
and
equalles
,
yet
such
a
mutinous
block-head
was
he
alwaies
accounted
,
that
through
town
and
Colledge
he
was
commonly
called
the
seditious
dunce
.
For
one
while
he
wold
be
libelling
against
Arist.
and
all
his
followers
he
knew
,
another
while
hee
would
all
to
be-rime
Doctour
Perne
,
for
his
new
statutes
,
&
make
a
by-word
of
his
bald
pate
,
yea
had
the
Dean
,
President
,
or
any
other
officer
neuer
so
litle
angerd
him
,
they
were
sure
ere
the
wéeke
went
about
to
haue
hard
of
it
,
in
some
libell
or
other
.
This
humor
helde
him
at
that
time
,
when
by
conuersing
with
French
men
neare
Christes
Colledge
of
a
Papist
,
hee
became
a
Brownist
,
how
afterwards
from
a
Brownist
hee
fell
to
bee
an
Anabaptist
,
I
referre
it
to
those
that
knewe
his
after
behauiour
in
Oxford
.
But
for
his
last
discent
,
a
malo
in
peius
from
an
Anabaptist
to
be
that
infamous
Martin
,
impute
it
to
the
age
of
his
heresies
,
that
are
now
in
there
Haruest
.
Neither
would
I
haue
you
thinke
there
was
no
more
heades
in
it
then
his
owne
,
For
I
can
assure
you
to
the
contrary
,
that
moste
of
the
Puritane
preachers
in
Northampton
shire
,
Warwick
shire
,
Sufolke
and
Northffolke
,
haue
eyther
brought
stone
,
strawe
or
morter
to
the
building
of
this
Martin
.
Only
Pen.
found
nothing
but
ry
,
which
the
last
part
of
his
name
,
affordeth
sufficiently
,
you
may
sée
what
it
is
for
a
nest
of
hornets
to
hiue
together
,
oh
they
wil
make
braue
combes
to
choake
bées
withal
,
if
they
be
let
alone
but
one
quarter
,
not
so
much
as
T.
C.
himselfe
,
but
will
haue
the
helpe
of
his
fellow
Brethren
,
if
he
hath
any
thing
to
write
against
Bishops
,
were
not
al
the
elected
in
Cambridge
,
assembled
about
the
shaping
of
the
confutation
of
the
Remish
Testament
,
O
so
deuoutly
they
met
euery
Friday
at
Saint
Laurence
his
Monastery
,
wher
the
counsails
&
fathers
,
were
distributed
amongst
seueral
companies
,
&
euery
one
of
the
reformed
society
sent
there
combined
quotations
wéeke
by
wéeke
in
a
Capcase
,
to
my
brother
Thomas
,
yet
wandring
beyond
sea
,
succh
a
Chaos
of
common
places
,
no
apothegmatical
Lycosthenes
euer
conceited
.
Bishops
were
the
smallest
bugs
,
that
were
aimed
at
in
this
extraordinary
beneuolence
,
God
shield
,
the
court
haue
escapt
their
collections
.
Some
thing
it
would
proue
in
the
end
if
it
wer
published
,
that
is
pouldred
with
the
brains
of
so
many
Puritan
springols
,
and
polluted
with
the
pains
of
such
an
infinite
number
of
Asses
.
Much
good
do
it
you
M.
Martin
,
how
like
you
my
stile
,
am
not
I
old
Ille
ego
qui
quondam
at
the
besléeuing
of
a
sichophant
.
Alas
poore
idiot
,
thou
thinkest
no
man
can
write
but
thy selfe
,
or
frame
his
pen
to
delight
,
except
he
straine
curtesie
with
one
of
thy
Northren
figures
,
but
if
authority
do
not
moderate
,
the
fiery
feruence
of
my
enflamed
zeale
,
i
le
assaile
thée
from
terme
to
terme
with
Archilochus
,
in
such
a
compleat
armour
of
Iambicks
,
as
the
very
reflexcye
of
my
fury
,
shall
make
thee
driue
thy
father
before
thée
to
the
gallows
,
for
begetting
thée
in
such
a
bloody
houre
,
O
God
that
we
two
might
bée
permitted
but
one
quarter
,
to
try
it
out
by
the
téeth
for
the
best
benefice
in
England
,
then
would
I
distill
my
wit
into
incke
,
and
my
soule
into
argumentes
,
but
I
would
driue
this
Danus
from
his
dunghill
,
and
make
him
faune
like
a
dog
for
fauour
at
the
magistrates
féete
.
But
it
is
our
English
policy
to
aduantage
our
enemies
by
delaies
,
and
resist
a
multitude
with
a
fewe
,
which
makes
sediton
séede
before
the
haruesters
of
our
souls
suppose
it
in
the
blade
:
it
is
not
the
spirite
of
mildenesse
that
must
moderat
the
hart
of
folly
,
dogs
must
be
beaten
with
staues
,
&
stuborn
slaues
controlled
with
stripes
.
Authority
best
knows
how
to
diet
these
bedlamites
,
although
Segnior
Penry
in
his
last
waste
paper
hath
subscribed
our
magistrats
infants
.
Repent
,
repent
thou
runnagate
lozill
,
and
play
not
the
Seminary
any
longer
in
corners
,
least
thy
chiefest
benefactors
forsake
thée
,
and
recouer
the
pouerty
of
their
fines
,
by
bringing
the
pursiuants
to
thy
forme
.
I
heare
some
vnderhande
whisperers
,
and
gréeneheaded
nouices
exclaime
against
our
Bishops
,
for
not
granting
thée
disputation
.
Alas
alas
brother
Martin
it
may
not
be
:
for
thou
art
known
to
be
such
a
stale
hackster
,
with
thy
welch
hooke
,
that
no
honest
man
wil
debase
himselfe
in
buckling
with
such
a
braggar
.
But
suppose
we
should
send
some
Crepundio
forth
our
schools
to
beat
thée
about
the
eares
with
ergo
.
Where
should
this
sillogistica
concertatio
be
solemnized
:
what
in
our
Uniuersity
schooles
at
Oxford
,
or
in
puluere
Philosophico
at
Cambridge
.
No
they
were
erected
in
time
of
Popery
,
and
must
be
new
built
againe
before
they
can
giue
any
accesse
to
his
arguments
.
Truly
I
am
afraide
that
this
Generall
counsaile
,
must
be
holden
at
Geneua
,
when
al
is
done
,
for
I
know
no
place
in
Enland
holy
inough
for
their
turne
,
except
it
be
some
barne
or
out-house
about
Bury
,
or
some
odde
blind
cottage
in
the
hart
of
Warwicke
shire
,
and
thither
peraduenture
,
these
good
honest
opponents
would
repaire
without
grudging
.
Prouided
alwaies
that
they
haue
ther
horse-hire
and
other
charges
allowed
them
out
of
the
poor
mans
box
,
or
els
it
is
no
bargain
.
All
this
fadges
wel
yet
,
if
we
had
once
determined
who
shold
be
father
of
the
act
.
Why
what
a
question
is
that
,
when
we
haue
so
many
persecuted
elders
abroad
.
The
blinde
,
the
halt
,
or
the
lame
,
or
any
serues
the
turn
with
them
,
so
he
hath
not
on
a
cloak
with
sleues
,
or
a
cap
of
the
vniuersity
cut
.
Imagin
that
place
to
be
furnished
,
where
shall
we
finde
moderators
,
that
may
deale
indifferently
twixt
both
parts
.
Machiuell
is
dead
many
a
yeare
agoe
,
or
els
he
had
bene
a
fit
man
for
this
may-game
,
therefore
whom
shal
we
haue
now
,
since
it
must
be
neither
yours
nor
ours
.
Some
vpstart
countrey
Gentleman
,
that
hath
vndone
all
his
tenants
by
oppression
,
euen
such
a
one
as
Scar.
of
Warwicke
shire
,
that
being
a
noted
Martinist
,
be
frinded
his
poor
coppi-holder
Criar
,
&
turnd
him
out
of
all
that
ere
he
had
very
orderly
.
How
thinke
you
my
lay
brethren
?
is
not
here
a
trim
conuocation
towards
.
But
mark
the
end
of
it
,
and
then
you
may
haps
sée
odde
buffeting
with
the
buttond
bookes
,
and
battring
down
of
bishopricks
.
Giles
of
Sidborough
wil
off
with
his
gown
at
least
,
&
make
demonstrations
of
Logique
with
his
fists
like
Zeno
,
what
though
he
be
low
and
cannot
reach
so
hie
as
an
Archbishop
,
may
not
he
stand
like
a
iackanapes
on
his
wiues
shoulders
,
&
scold
for
the
best
game
with
all
that
come
.
He
is
sauing
a
reuerence
a
spritish
dispuer
,
and
a
pestilent
below
at
an
vnperfect
sillogisme
.
Nay
mark
me
well
,
&
take
me
at
my
words
,
he
shal
speake
false
Latine
,
forge
a
text
,
abuse
a
Bishop
,
or
make
a
lie
of
reuelation
for
more
then
I
speak
off
with
any
man
in
Engāld
.
Neither
do
I
flatter
him
herin
for
he
hears
me
not
,
if
I
did
,
it
were
no
matter
,
considering
that
virtus
laudata
crescit
,
From
iest
to
ernest
,
I
appeale
to
you
Gentlemen
,
how
ridiculous
in
pollicy
this
disputation
would
proue
if
it
were
granted
.
First
for
there
Bibles
,
the
touchstone
of
all
controuersies
,
they
must
bee
of
their
Fauorites
translation
,
or
els
they
will
deny
there
authority
as
friuolous
.
Admit
they
go
to
the
originall
(
which
but
few
of
them
vnderstand
)
they
wil
haue
euery
man
his
sundry
interpretation
.
Let
our
deuines
alledge
any
text
,
they
will
expound
it
as
they
list
,
say
the
fathers
or
other
auncient
writers
what
they
will
.
For
such
is
the
growth
of
ther
arrogancy
,
that
they
are
not
ashamed
to
compare
themselus
with
Ierome
or
Austen
,
and
in
their
tedious
sermons
preach
against
them
as
prophane
.
If
this
then
bee
any
betraying
of
the
wretchednesse
of
our
cause
(
as
they
call
it
)
not
to
dispute
with
them
that
deny
all
principles
,
not
to
contend
with
them
that
wil
be
tride
by
none
but
themselus
,
I
refer
it
to
all
considerate
iudgementes
,
that
haue
no
more
experience
in
the
actions
of
peace
then
a
reasonable
soule
may
afford
.
The
more
pacified
sort
of
our
Puritans
,
would
néeds
perswade
the
world
,
that
it
is
nought
but
a
learned
ministry
which
their
champion
Martin
endeuors
:
were
it
no
otherwise
his
pardon
were
easely
sealed
,
but
those
that
know
the
treason
of
his
books
,
can
report
of
his
mallice
against
Bishops
.
One
thing
I
am
perswaded
,
that
he
neither
respects
the
propagation
of
the
Gospel
,
nor
the
prosperity
of
the
Church
,
but
only
the
benefite
that
may
fall
to
him
and
his
boulsterers
,
by
the
distribution
of
Bishoprickes
.
Beshrewe
mee
but
those
Church-liuings
would
come
well
to
decayed
courtiers
.
O
howe
méerilye
the
Dice
woulde
runne
,
if
our
lustye
laddes
might
goe
to
hazard
for
halfe
a
dozen
of
these
Dioses
.
Not
a
page
but
woulde
haue
a
flinge
at
some
or
other
impropriation
or
personage
:
and
in
conclusion
,
those
liuings
which
now
maintaine
so
many
schollers
and
students
,
would
in
two
or
thrée
yeares
be
all
spent
in
a
Tauerne
amongst
a
consort
of
queanes
and
fidlers
,
that
might
carouse
on
their
wine-bench
to
the
confusion
of
religion
.
Well
,
to
procéede
in
this
text
of
reformation
:
is
not
this
thy
meaning
Martin
,
that
thou
wouldest
haue
two
and
fiftie
thousand
Pastors
,
for
two
and
fiftie
thousand
Parish
churches
in
England
and
Wales
.
If
thou
saiest
the
word
,
we
will
haue
a
place
in
both
Uniuersities
,
begin
in
Oxford
first
with
the
fresh-men
,
and
so
go
vp
to
the
heades
of
the
Uniuersitie
,
and
then
count
how
many
thou
canst
make
.
Our
Beadles
that
know
the
number
best
,
would
néedes
perswade
vs
,
that
of
all
sortes
,
there
is
not
full
thrée
thousand
:
in
Cambridge
they
say
there
is
not
so
many
by
a
thousand
,
then
call
thy
wits
together
,
and
imagin
with
thy selfe
,
out
of
these
thrée
thousand
,
and
two
thousand
of
all
gatherings
,
how
many
good
preachers
may
be
mustered
,
some
foure
hundreth
as
I
gesse
,
peraduenture
thou
maist
rebate
them
to
some
fiftie
or
thréescore
,
because
there
is
no
more
open-mouthes
of
thy
profession
in
both
Uniuersities
:
How
farre
this
fiftie
is
from
fiftie
thousand
,
a
farthing
worth
of
Arithmetike
will
teach
you
:
where
wilt
thou
haue
then
a
competent
number
to
fill
vp
those
defects
of
dum
ministers
:
inspiration
I
perceiue
must
helpe
to
patch
vp
your
knauerie
,
and
then
welfare
the
cobler
of
Norwitch
,
that
being
one
morning
somthing
earelie
at
Saint
Androwes
,
and
the
Preacher
not
come
before
the
Psalme
was
ended
,
stept
vp
into
the
pulpet
verie
deuoutly
,
and
made
me
a
good
thriftis
exhortation
in
the
praise
of
plaine
dealing
.
If
this
bee
not
true
,
aske
the
Maior
that
committed
him
to
prison
for
his
labour
.
Such
another
Doctour
would
he
proue
,
that
standing
in
election
for
a
liuing
that
was
then
in
her
Maiesties
bestowing
,
came
to
be
examined
by
men
of
grauitie
in
the
circumstance
of
his
sufficiencie
,
who
discending
est
soones
into
his
vnschooled
simplicitie
,
gaue
him
this
litle
English
to
be
made
in
Latin
.
There
be
thrée
Créedes
,
the
Nycen
Créede
,
Athanatius
Créede
,
and
the
Apostles
Créede
,
all
which
ought
to
be
belieued
vpon
paine
of
damnation
.
The
good
simple
superintendant
,
that
saw
himselfe
so
hardly
beset
,
craued
respite
to
compasse
this
vulgar
,
which
grannted
,
after
some
deliberation
he
began
thus
to
go
forward
,
Tria
sunt
Creda
,
vnum
Niceni
,
alterum
Athanasii
,
tertium
Apostolorum
,
quae
omnesdebent
esse
creditum
,
sub
poena
condemnationis
.
I
marrie
Sir
,
here
is
apéece
of
scholershippe
of
the
new
cut
,
which
for
the
goodnesse
of
the
Latin
might
haue
borne
a
part
in
the
Pewteres
paggeant
.
I
kéepe
a
register
of
ten
thousand
such
knacks
.
Why
,
there
is
not
a
Presician
in
England
that
hath
abused
arte
,
or
mistoken
a
metaphor
but
I
haue
his
name
in
blacke
and
white
,
what
say
you
to
that
zealous
shéepebyter
of
your
owne
edition
in
Cambridge
,
that
saide
the
wicked
had
a
scabbe
,
a
braune
,
and
a
crust
on
their
conscience
,
being
so
full
of
their
wilie
gilies
,
that
we
that
are
the
true
children
of
God
can
not
tell
how
to
concerne
them
:
or
was
not
hee
a
sound
carde
,
that
talking
of
the
maiestie
and
authoritie
of
the
scriptures
,
said
they
were
the
swéete
meates
of
Saintes
,
the
houshold
stuffe
of
heauen
,
and
the
home
spunne
cloth
of
the
Lords
own
loombes
,
being
deliuered
from
the
stonebow
of
his
mouth
,
when
he
appeared
in
glory
on
mount
Sinay
:
But
this
is
nothing
to
the
good
sport
of
that
is
behinde
.
What
,
I
must
tell
you
of
a
fellow
that
trolles
in
his
rethotike
like
Martin
in
his
riddles
.
This
hors-holy
father
preaching
on
a
time
in
Saint
Maries
at
Oxford
,
came
off
with
this
mannerly
comparison
:
There
is
an
vglie
and
monstrous
beast
in
our
tongue-called
a
hogge
,
and
this
vgly
and
monstrous
beast
in
boistrous
and
tempesteous
weather
lifts
vp
his
suoute
into
the
ayre
,
and
cryes
wrough
,
wrough
:
euen
so
(
deare
people
)
the
children
of
God
in
the
troublesome
time
of
temptations
,
cry
,
Our
helpe
is
in
the
name
of
the
Lord
.
Such
another
woodcocke
was
he
of
Yarmouth
,
that
said
openly
in
the
pulpet
,
whosoeuer
weares
a
vayle
,
is
an
whore
without
exception
,
and
on
an
other
time
,
two
women
comming
to
be
churched
,
whereof
the
one
wore
a
vaile
,
the
other
went
without
.
He
began
his
thankesgiuing
in
this
forme
:
Let
vs
giue
God
thankes
for
the
safe
deliuery
of
one
of
our
sisters
,
for
the
other
let
vs
not
giue
God
thankes
,
for
she
is
a
straunger
,
and
we
haue
nothing
to
doe
with
her
,
I
take
her
to
be
Dinah
the
harlot
,
that
sat
by
the
high
way
side
,
for
she
hath
a
vayle
ouer
her
face
,
In
the
next
place
to
him
,
shall
he
be
put
that
raising
on
the
Papists
in
his
Sermon
,
alledged
this
argument
to
confute
their
religion
,
Nay
(
saith
he
)
you
may
gather
what
a
wicked
and
spotted
religion
this
papistrie
is
,
for
Campion
himselfe
that
was
accounted
their
chiefest
piller
,
was
reported
to
haue
had
the
poxe
.
I
haue
another
in
my
tables
,
that
handling
that
place
of
Iosua
where
Rahab
entertained
his
spies
,
would
néedes
conclude
all
Inkéepers
to
be
harlots
,
because
Rahab
the
harlot
was
an
Inkéeper
.
I
shall
run
my
penne
out
of
breath
,
if
I
articulate
all
the
examples
of
their
absurdeties
that
I
could
.
Haue
not
Trinitie
Ha●l
men
in
Cambridge
a
preaching
brother
in
Bury
yet
in
sute
,
for
saying
all
ciuillians
were
papists
.
To
let
him
passe
for
a
patch
,
that
being
maister
of
none
of
the
meanest
Colledges
in
Cambridge
,
and
by
the
oth
of
his
admission
,
bound
to
take
no
money
for
preferments
,
made
answere
to
one
that
offered
him
fortie
markes
to
make
his
sonne
fellow
:
God
forbid
I
should
take
any
money
for
it
is
against
my
oth
,
but
if
you
will
giue
me
it
in
plate
,
I
le
pleasure
him
in
what
I
may
.
This
is
the
dreamer
if
you
be
aduised
,
that
is
indebted
aboue
two
thousand
houres
to
the
Unersitie
,
which
he
hath
borrowed
by
thrée
and
foure
at
a
time
vpon
seuerall
sundayes
preaching
as
it
came
to
his
course
:
it
is
a
shame
for
him
,
that
he
doth
not
pay
them
,
professing
such
puritie
as
he
doth
.
Martin
,
thou
séest
I
come
not
abruptly
to
thée
like
a
rednosde
ieaster
,
that
in
the
pride
of
his
pottle-pots
curries
ouer
a
reuelling
riff raffe
of
Tapsterly
tauntes
,
and
course
hempen
quippes
,
such
as
our
brokerly
wits
doe
filsh
out
of
Bull
the
Hanginans
budget
,
but
I
speake
plaine
English
,
and
call
thee
a
knaue
in
thine
owne
language
.
All
the
generation
of
you
are
Hipocrites
and
belli-gods
,
that
deuoure
as
much
good
meat
in
one
of
your
brotherly
loue
méetings
,
as
would
wel-nye
victuall
the
Quéenes
ships
a
whole
moneth
.
It
is
a
shame
for
you
to
exclame
so
against
Cardes
,
and
play
thus
vnreasonably
at
Maw
as
you
do
.
Gaffe
Martin
,
doe
you
remember
whom
you
vpbraided
by
Primero
?
well
let
not
me
take
you
at
Noddy
anie
more
,
least
I
present
you
to
the
parish
for
a
gamster
,
this
is
the
ninth
set
that
you
haue
lost
,
and
yet
you
will
not
leaue
off
.
Beware
Anthony
Munday
be
not
euen
with
you
for
calling
him
Iudas
,
and
lay
open
your
false
carding
to
the
stage
of
all
mens
scorne
.
I
maruell
Pasquill
comes
not
away
with
his
legends
,
considering
that
the
date
of
his
promise
is
more
then
expired
.
It
seemes
he
stayes
for
some
Saintes
that
are
yet
to
suffer
,
and
wants
none
but
Martin
to
make
vp
his
legend
of
Martyres
,
if
it
be
so
I
woulde
thou
wouldest
come
aloft
quickly
,
that
we
might
haue
this
good
sport
altogether
,
and
not
liue
euer
in
expectation
of
that
which
is
not
.
O
I
could
furnish
him
to
the
proofe
with
such
a
packet
of
male
and
female
professors
,
as
the
world
might
not
patterne
.
A
good
old
dunstable
doctor
here
in
London
,
should
be
the
formost
of
them
,
that
saide
his
wife
was
as
good
as
our
Ladie
:
and
another
time
quarrelling
with
one
of
his
neighbours
that
was
a
fadler
,
about
setting
vp
of
the
Organs
,
in
a
good
zeale
he
lift
vp
his
fist
,
and
stroke
out
two
of
his
fore
téeth
,
like
a
right
man
of
peace
:
where
haue
you
liued
my
brethren
,
that
you
haue
not
heard
of
that
learned
Presbiter
,
that
talking
how
Adam
fell
by
eating
of
the
Apple
,
discourst
thus
:
Adam
eate
the
Apple
and
gaue
it
to
his
wife
,
whereby
is
to
be
noted
that
the
man
eate
and
the
woman
eate
,
the
man
eate
,
but
how
,
a
snap
and
away
:
the
woman
eat
,
but
how
,
she
laide
her
thumbe
on
the
stalke
,
and
her
finger
on
the
coare
and
bitte
it
ouerthwart
,
in
which
byting
it
ouerthwart
,
she
broke
all
the
commaundements
,
insomuch
as
vnder
ten
greene
spots
the
ten
commandements
in
euery
Apple
are
comprised
:
and
besides
that
corrupted
her
fiue
senses
.
From
whence
wee
may
gather
this
obseruation
,
that
a
woman
alwaies
eates
an
Apple
ouerthwart
.
Why
,
this
is
sound
diuinitie
,
and
apt
for
to
edify
,
Sed
abeundum
est
mihi
,
and
from
the
Cleargie
must
I
leape
to
the
Laytie
.
Wherefore
God
euen
good
man
Dauy
of
Canterbury
,
and
better
lucke
betide
thée
and
thy
limbes
,
then
when
thou
dauncedst
a
whole
sunday
at
a
wedding
,
and
afterwardes
repenting
thy selfe
of
thy
prophane
agilitie
,
thou
entredst
into
a
more
serious
meditation
against
what
table
thou
hadst
sinned
,
or
what
part
was
the
principall
in
this
antike
iniquitie
.
The
eyes
they
were
the
formost
in
this
enditement
,
but
the
legs
,
(
O
those
leude
legs
,
)
they
brought
him
thither
,
they
kept
him
there
,
they
leapt
,
they
daunced
,
and
I
leualted
to
the
Uials
of
vanitie
:
wherefore
,
what
didst
thou
but
like
a
true
christian
chastised
them
accordingly
.
The
scripture
saith
,
if
thine
eye
offend
thee
,
plucke
it
out
,
Dauy
saith
,
my
hose
and
shoes
haue
offended
mée
,
therefore
will
I
plucke
them
off
.
This
text
thus
applyed
,
off
went
the
wollen
stockings
with
a
trice
,
and
they
with
the
good
neates
leather
shoes
were
cast
both
into
the
bottom
of
a
well
.
The
sinners
thus
punished
,
and
all
parties
pleased
,
home
went
the
pilgrim
Dauy
barefoote
and
barelegge
.
And
now
since
wind
and
tide
serues
,
now
I
care
not
if
I
cut
ouer
to
Ipswitch
:
there
is
a
Cowdresser
there
that
I
am
sure
will
entertaine
me
if
she
be
not
dead
,
great
Iane
of
Ipswitch
they
call
her
,
one
that
hath
béene
a
tender
mother
to
many
a
Martinist
in
her
time
,
and
hath
a
very
good
insight
in
a
canne
of
strong
wine
.
A
good
vertuous
Matrone
is
she
and
a
wise
,
hauing
no
fault
but
this
,
that
she
will
be
drinke
once
a
day
,
and
then
she
lyes
her
downe
on
her
bedde
,
and
cryes
,
O
my
God
,
my
God
,
thou
knowest
I
am
drunke
,
and
why
I
should
offend
thee
my
God
by
spuing
thus
,
as
I
do
.
I
haue
not
beene
in
Essex
yet
,
but
I
le
set
in
my
staffe
there
as
I
go
home
,
for
I
haue
a
petition
for
my
brother
that
made
the
Sermon
of
Repentance
to
deliuer
vp
for
me
to
the
Councell
:
but
it
must
not
be
such
a
one
as
he
deliuered
for
him selfe
to
my
Lord
Treasurer
,
beginning
with
O
sweet
Margery
,
could
thy
eyes
see
so
fare
,
thy
hands
féele
so
farre
,
or
thy
eares
heare
so
farre
&c.
for
then
euerie
seruing
man
will
mocke
vs
,
but
it
must
be
of
another
tune
,
with
most
pitifully
complaining
,
that
a
man
can
not
call
an
Asse
,
asse
,
but
he
shall
be
had
coram
nobis
,
In
this
vaine
enough
,
because
actions
of
the
case
are
chargeable
,
&
Guilde
men
vncharitable
.
If
the
dogge
Martin
barke
againe
,
I
le
hold
him
tugge
for
two
or
thrée
courses
,
and
then
beware
my
blacke
booke
you
were
best
,
for
I
haue
not
halfe
emboweld
my
register
.
Amend
,
amend
,
and
glorie
no
more
in
your
hipocrisie
,
least
your
pride
and
vaine
glory
betray
our
prosperitie
to
our
enimies
,
and
procure
the
Lords
vengeance
to
dwell
in
the
gates
of
our
citie
.
The
simple
are
abused
,
the
ignorant
deluded
,
&
Gods
truth
most
pitifully
peruersed
,
and
thou
art
that
most
wretched
seducer
,
that
vnder
wolues
raiment
deuourest
widowes
houses
.
Uisions
are
ceast
,
and
all
extraordinarie
reuelation
ended
,
although
a
good
fellow
in
Cambridge
,
hearing
all
thinges
might
be
obtained
by
prayer
,
prayed
two
dayes
and
two
nightes
for
visions
:
wherefore
broach
no
more
heresies
vnder
colour
of
inspiration
:
if
thou
doest
,
thou
art
like
to
heare
of
me
by
the
next
Carrier
.
And
so
bon
nute
to
your
Noddishippe
.
Yours
to
command
as
your
owne
for
two
or
three
cudgellings
at
all
times
.
Cutbert
Curriknane
the
yonger
.