\ : (7 *) i v ' . • godly, yeaMv Stucleyhimfelfehathgiventhis Ttflimow] of her often, that flie.vvould oppofe S/wvvhereeverflie.foundit, t^hatfliee would not feare to Reprove itr where ever, /lie came, • fhee being in fcllotvjlrip with us from the firft beginning, did at length propofeher felfe.tq be admitted a Church-mcmber,but thisv vas denied • her, bccaufe of her unvvillingnefle to declare her £ xpcriences in a publique meeting ,: this was thConely reafon ( that eve? /heard ) why flic was then kept-off. • • Afterwards, when thzAdmijJionXjtmem­ bers began to be in private ^ iliepropofed her felfe againe, but was.refufed the fecond time, becaule that fome had a prejudice againft her, dor which (as/ conceived) they'had little rea* Ton, the things whereof flie was accufedwere , triviall, neither were they fufficiently proved, yea Mr Stucley himfelfe cleared her, as to fome one of the particulars .• and although flie was in with us for fome yeares, yet fhe was not

DOI link for \ : (7 *) i v ' . • godly, yeaMv Stucleyhimfelfehathgiventhis Ttflimow] of her often, that flie.vvould oppofe S/wvvhereeverflie.foundit, t^hatfliee would not feare to Reprove itr where ever, /lie came, • fhee being in fcllotvjlrip with us from the firft beginning, did at length propofeher felfe.tq be admitted a Church-mcmber,but thisv vas denied • her, bccaufe of her unvvillingnefle to declare her £ xpcriences in a publique meeting ,: this was thConely reafon ( that eve? /heard ) why flic was then kept-off. • • Afterwards, when thzAdmijJionXjtmem­ bers began to be in private ^ iliepropofed her felfe againe, but was.refufed the fecond time, becaule that fome had a prejudice againft her, dor which (as/ conceived) they'had little rea* Ton, the things whereof flie was accufedwere , triviall, neither were they fufficiently proved, yea Mr Stucley himfelfe cleared her, as to fome one of the particulars .• and although flie was in with us for fome yeares, yet fhe was not

\ : (7 *) i v ' . • godly, yeaMv Stucleyhimfelfehathgiventhis Ttflimow] of her often, that flie.vvould oppofe S/wvvhereeverflie.foundit, t^hatfliee would not feare to Reprove itr where ever, /lie came, • fhee being in fcllotvjlrip with us from the firft beginning, did at length propofeher felfe.tq be admitted a Church-mcmber,but thisv vas denied • her, bccaufe of her unvvillingnefle to declare her £ xpcriences in a publique meeting ,: this was thConely reafon ( that eve? /heard ) why flic was then kept-off. • • Afterwards, when thzAdmijJionXjtmem­ bers began to be in private ^ iliepropofed her felfe againe, but was.refufed the fecond time, becaule that fome had a prejudice againft her, dor which (as/ conceived) they'had little rea* Ton, the things whereof flie was accufedwere , triviall, neither were they fufficiently proved, yea Mr Stucley himfelfe cleared her, as to fome one of the particulars .• and although flie was in with us for fome yeares, yet fhe was not