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The
Five
faithfull
Brothers
the
Second
W.
Gilbertson
Scotland
,
France
George
Pendrill
Francis
Yates
George
Pendrell
William
,
Richard
,
Humphrey
,
John
how
dost
thee
doe
these
many
a
day
?
how
does
thy
Wife
and
honest
Goodman
whose
shoos
I
borrowed
in
time
of
my
necessity
?
Prethee
call
m
in
,
honest
and
let
us
discourse
a
little
of
our
old
travels
.
That
I
did
honest
and
thou
shalt
see
I
le
be
faithfull
to
thee
.
But
tell
me
all
along
our
passages
,
for
I
have
almost
forgotten
them
.
Who
didst
meet
with
at
Toung
?
what
did
you
doe
then
;
did
you
come
where
I
was
?
T
is
very
true
and
I
think
they
fitted
my
turn
that
time
better
then
a
George
and
a
long
Robe
.
But
who
lent
me
the
Hat
,
and
the
hurden
Noggen
shirt
,
as
you
call
it
,
and
the
Band
?
it
pleased
me
very
well
at
that
time
being
but
an
old
one
and
turn'd
up
in
the
brims
.
Edward
Martin
William
Creswells
What
did
you
do
with
them
?
But
who
was
it
that
barb'd
me
so
handsomly
,
after
my
Lord
had
cut
my
hair
with
a
Knife
.
I
remember
it
very
well
,
Honest
Dick
,
and
thou
shalt
have
my
word
for
a
Noble
Barber
;
but
who
did
my
Lord
of
commit
me
to
,
for
to
be
my
Gardion
.
Whether
went
my
Lord
Wilmot
Which
of
you
gave
me
the
Wood
bill
into
my
hand
,
and
traverst
abroad
the
Wood
with
me
?
I
remember
there
fell
a
great
shower
of
rain
that
and
rain'd
most
of
all
the
day
,
and
that
good
Woman
Yates
his
Wife
which
you
know
,
brought
me
a
blancket
and
threw
over
my
shoulders
.
But
I
shall
never
forget
the
Messe
of
Milk
,
Egs
,
and
Sugar
she
brought
me
,
which
I
guest
it
to
have
been
Milk
and
Apples
and
lik'd
it
very
well
?
But
about
five
a
Clock
in
the
Evening
we
went
to
your
house
Humphrey
,
George
Francis
Yates
I
remember
that
very
well
,
and
your
wife
said
she
blessed
God
that
had
so
honoured
her
children
in
making
them
Instruments
as
she
hoped
for
my
safeguard
and
deliverance
.
Truly
honest
I
was
never
so
hard
put
to
it
as
I
was
then
,
except
it
was
when
we
lay
in
the
hollow
tree
;
for
my
feet
were
terribly
gaul'd
and
blister'd
that
I
was
hardly
able
to
go
.
But
prethee
tell
me
how
I
got
up
the
hollow
Oak
.
But
honest
gave
us
up
pillows
to
lie
upon
I
remember
;
but
in
regard
my
journey
was
so
tedious
and
I
so
weary
,
I
slept
very
well
.
'T
is
very
true
indeed
and
I
fed
on
it
very
heartily
,
and
was
as
well
pleased
with
the
service
and
the
Cheer
,
as
when
I
had
greater
Banquets
in
Court
,
but
some
other
reliefe
we
had
which
was
put
up
in
the
Tree
by
a
long
hooked
stick
;
but
I
have
admired
since
what
a
loyal
honest
combination
and
secrecy
was
maintain'd
amongst
all
those
persons
.
But
speedily
after
I
was
fitted
for
my
Journey
;
pray
who
was
that
went
to
Mris
.
for
the
Walnut
leaves
to
colour
my
hands
in
regard
of
the
Whitoness
?
'T
is
very
true
,
and
I
think
t
was
about
the
eleventh
of
upon
a
night
,
that
came
with
his
Sister
to
a
field
adjoyning
and
there
they
put
me
before
her
,
and
then
several
useful
recommendations
she
had
all
a
long
our
intended
road
to
the
friends
of
her
family
if
any
outward
appearance
of
harm
should
put
us
to
the
Tryal
.
But
with
many
crossings
,
windings
,
dangers
and
difficulties
at
several
sinckports
,
at
length
we
got
into
Sussex
,
and
there
we
were
constrain'd
to
remain
five
weeks
to
attend
passage
,
but
God
at
last
with
the
influence
of
his
mercy
sent
us
under
the
banner
of
his
providence
to
a
Creek
where
we
found
a
bark
fitted
for
our
purpose
,
and
after
Imbarkqued
Hoyst
up
Sayl
and
set
a
Float
;
yet
fortune
not
much
favouring
us
by
contrary
weather
we
were
driven
back
to
the
same
place
disguised
in
saylors
Cloaths
;
yet
the
wind
veezing
about
more
favourable
set
to
sea
again
,
and
about
the
end
of
landed
at
the
Deep
in
whence
an
expresse
was
sent
to
her
Majesty
of
of
our
safe
arrival
Soveraign
Lord
King
the
Second
reprobate
,
bloud
thirsty
,
trayterous
Enemies
,
killing
the
Heir
the
inheritance
may
be
theirs
.