* '• ■ ^ *' :?■ •' ■ ■' \ is Papift, or little b6tter? very much addi&ed to . die ftudy of their bookes, the moft convi&ion that he had f as was reported ) was by J-on&s Wart; tince a Roman Catholique, who went.to. Rome, and then'turning to prelacy , ,and the, r booke of Common-prayer, and’afterward ah Independent, the fame perfon was very for­ ward at our meetings, and did often put forth himfelfeiri the duty of prayer,which was a great trouble to mee to heare how the name of God was taken in vaine by him, irtfomuch as that. I . earncftly defifed Matter Stucley to hinder him from engaging in. that duty, till he underftood the nature of it better. . • ^ “’ I acquainted him likewife of other diforders and mifcamages very frequent at our meetings^ dedaring how much I was troubled at then!* ’ fcr-redreffe of which, Iintreatcd him to be with us. But he endeavoured to

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$* '• ■ ^ *' :?■ •' ■ ■' \ is Papift, or little b6tter? very much addi&ed to . die ftudy of their bookes, the moft convi&ion that he had f as was reported ) was by J-on&s Wart; tince a Roman Catholique, who went.to. Rome, and then'turning to prelacy , ,and the, r booke of Common-prayer, and’afterward ah Independent, the fame perfon was very for ward at our meetings, and did often put forth himfelfeiri the duty of prayer,which was a great trouble to mee to heare how the name of God was taken in vaine by him, irtfomuch as that. I . earncftly defifed Matter Stucley to hinder him from engaging in. that duty, till he underftood the nature of it better. . • ^ “’ I acquainted him likewife of other diforders and mifcamages very frequent at our meetings^ dedaring how much I was troubled at then!* ’ fcr-redreffe of which, Iintreatcd him to be with us. But he endeavoured to$

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* '• ■ ^ ' :?■ •' ■ ■' \ is Papift, or little b6tter? very much addi&ed to . die ftudy of their bookes, the moft convi&ion that he had f as was reported ) was by J-on&s Wart; tince a Roman Catholique, who went.to. Rome, and then'turning to prelacy , ,and the, r booke of Common-prayer, and’afterward ah Independent, the fame perfon was very for ward at our meetings, and did often put forth himfelfeiri the duty of prayer,which was a great trouble to mee to heare how the name of God was taken in vaine by him, irtfomuch as that. I . earncftly defifed Matter Stucley to hinder him from engaging in. that duty, till he underftood the nature of it better. . • ^ “’ I acquainted him likewife of other diforders and mifcamages very frequent at our meetings^ dedaring how much I was troubled at then! ’ fcr-redreffe of which, Iintreatcd him to be with us. But he endeavoured to

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* '• ■ ^ *' :?■ •' ■ ■' \ is Papift, or little b6tter? very much addi&ed to . die ftudy of their bookes, the moft convi&ion that he had f as was reported ) was by J-on&s Wart; tince a Roman Catholique, who went.to. Rome, and then'turning to prelacy , , and the, r booke of Common-prayer, and’afterward ah Independent, the fame perfon was very for ward at our meetings, and did often put forth himfelfeiri the duty of prayer,which was a great trouble to mee to heare how the name of God was taken in vaine by him, irtfomuch as that. I . earncftly defifed Matter Stucley to hinder him from engaging in. that duty, till he underftood the nature of it better. . • ^ “’ I acquainted him likewife of other diforders