■ ; ( g5 ) ;■■■ . ■ anyieafon* or to our not difcernirtg the Ldrds . body, which / was perfwaded that many amon^ft us by reafon of their ignorance could-hot do, / diu verily think that the Lord was angry with us for this, /was fo ferifible of Gods afflitting hand5 as that / could not but difcover my fear unto Mr. Stucley, that he might fet upon reforming whatwas amifie, for thought I had herein to do with Cbriftiansy

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■ ; ( g5 ) ;■■■ . ■ anyieafon* or to our not difcernirtg the Ldrds . body, which / was perfwaded that many amon^ft us by reafon of their ignorance could-hot do, / diu verily think that the Lord was angry with us for this, /was fo ferifible of Gods afflitting hand5 as that / could not but difcover my fear unto Mr. Stucley, that he might fet upon reforming whatwas amifie, for thought I had herein to do with Cbriftiansy

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Having finidied his threefold charge , he proceeds to adde fomewhat concerning my contumacious refu ftll o f admonition in pag. 4 J. of his Anfwer to Mr. 7 oby Allen , in thefe words.* I might tell thee I have [evera ll tim es endeavoured to convince her o f her f in , fet Ijloc Hot remember that ever fhc acknowledged her felfe guilty, and that fevera ll perfons that were fen t to her ( or that went voluntarily ) about the worke o f admonition , came away from h er with a bur dned fp ir it. But J fhall refer re thee to 2 o & 2 1 pag: o f my Sermon in the true Account &c.