oo Majefly was flam in the Fight at Worcefier) and giving God thanks for his wonderful mercy, he affured his Lordfhip, That for his Majejiies preservation he would value neither his life, family nor fortune^ and would never hi jure his Majejiies confidence of him j Not doubting, but that God who had led his Ma-jejiy through the midji of fuch inexprejpble dangers, would deliver him from all thofe barbarous threats, and bloody intentions o f his Enemies, With thefe and fuch like ex-preffions, the Colonel brought the Lord Wilmot into his parlour, where he received an exa& account of his Majefties condition, and prefent affairs. Next morning, the Colonel found it neceffary to acquaint the Lady- Wyndham ' his mother, and alfo his own Lady, with the particulars the Lord Wilmot had overA night imparted to him,concerning the King. The relation he gave them,did not (through the weaknefs of their fex) bring upon them any womanifh pailion, but furprized with joy, they moft cheerfully refolve (’without . the leaft (hew of fear) to hazard all, for the fafety ofthe King. Andfo (begging Gods blefling

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oo Majefly was flam in the Fight at Worcefier) and giving God thanks for his wonderful mercy, he affured his Lordfhip, That for his Majejiies preservation he would value neither his life, family nor fortune^ and would never hi jure his Majejiies confidence of him j Not doubting, but that God who had led his Ma-jejiy through the midji of fuch inexprejpble dangers, would deliver him from all thofe barbarous threats, and bloody intentions o f his Enemies, With thefe and fuch like ex-preffions, the Colonel brought the Lord Wilmot into his parlour, where he received an exa& account of his Majefties condition, and prefent affairs. Next morning, the Colonel found it neceffary to acquaint the Lady- Wyndham ' his mother, and alfo his own Lady, with the particulars the Lord Wilmot had overA night imparted to him,concerning the King. The relation he gave them,did not (through the weaknefs of their fex) bring upon them any womanifh pailion, but furprized with joy, they moft cheerfully refolve (’without . the leaft (hew of fear) to hazard all, for the fafety ofthe King. Andfo (begging Gods blefling

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oo Majefly was flam in the Fight at Worcefier) and giving God thanks for his wonderful mercy, he affured his Lordfhip, That for his Majejiies preservation he would value neither his life, family nor fortune^ and would never hi jure his Majejiies confidence of him j Not doubting, but that God who had led his Ma-jejiy through the midji of fuch inexprejpble dangers, would deliver him from all thofe barbarous threats, and bloody intentions o f his Enemies, With thefe and fuch like ex-preffions, the Colonel brought the Lord Wilmot into his parlour, where he received an exa& account of his Majefties condition, and prefent affairs. Next morning, the Colonel found it neceffary to acquaint the Lady- Wyndham ' his mother, and alfo his own Lady, with the particulars the Lord Wilmot had overA night imparted to him,concerning the King. The relation he gave them,did not (through the weaknefs of their fex) bring upon them any womanifh pailion, but furprized with joy, they moft cheerfully refolve (’without . the leaft (hew of fear) to hazard all, for the fafety ofthe King. Andfo (begging Gods blefling

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oo Majefly was flam in the Fight at Worcefier) and giving God thanks for his wonderful mercy, he affured his Lordfhip, That for his Majejiies preservation he would value neither his life, family nor fortune^ and would never hi jure his Majejiies confidence o f him j Not doubting, but that God who had led his Majejiy through the midji o f fuch inexprejpble dangers, would deliver him from all thofe barbarous threats, and bloody intentions o f his Enemies, With thefe and fuch like expreffions, the Colonel brought the Lord Wilmot into his parlour, where he received an exa& account of his Majefties condition, and prefent affairs.