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Mad....... n e may rejoyce, they clawed not his foul. Tou are content to let me go.

E- K. She goechaway somewhat bigger, and in a long Gown-

A. Soli Deo Gloria. Amen.

Friday, Febrnar- 21. i Meridie, Lasko. Martii Stylo novo.

A. As I had talked of and 1 L. to E. K. about Treasure hid m England : and I

tvas desirous to have some advertisement by Madimi , (he appeared.

Mad. .. ... I answer your inward man. I am come again.

E. K- She is bigger than she was-

T AscoMcmtoga mriSefor my Agne. I "°">°> :. And as concerning the

'" f Mad at this time: Imumllmg n•nfwa-jm («bin light

. ... p j j , consider of ma$y things^ I can answer them briefly,

cometh again ) as you to ask. me. iou may conjiaer oj j

Such blefling as my Mother beftowetb ott me, such 1 give you.

E. K She fmileth.

a. God grant that his good Creatures may smile on me.

Mad. When yon know me well, you will find 3 1 have been very charitable %

E.K She goeth away naked . her body being besprent with blood; atthe least that side of het coward e.k.

^ Laudetur Deus Trinus 8t unus, nunc 8c in sempiterna seculorum secula. Amen.

Saturday, Februarii 22.1584. ante meridiem. Lasko. [ Martii z. Styli novo.

A, The questions needful to be required of Madimi.

1. Good counsel for my health recovering, and confirming.

2. If the Pedestal ( for the holy Table ) being here made , shall be carryed tvith us toCracow 3 rather than to make a new there : both to save time , and to have oUr doings thetuore secret?

3. What is your knowledge and judgement of A. L. his wife, in respect: of her life past,present, and to come j for we doubt (he is not our found friend?

4 * f* ^ our very earnest desire, that the Danish Treasurer in England, in the ten places,(seised on by E. K.J might be brought hither, very speedily : whereby A. L. might re-deim Keysmark,znd Lasky lands, morgaged : and also pay his debts in Cracow, and aboutCracow. . -

For, else, neither can he come with any credit, ro Cracow , ( as he is Willed ) neither casthe come to us, there, so commodiously, and oft, as our conferences may be requisit. Andthirdly, the day of Key snarls forfeiting ( without the Emiperonr his favourable help ) drawethnigh: as in April at St. George his Day next.

A. And by your speech of England, you give me occasion to enquire whether her Majestydoth cause my rents to'be received, by my Deputy assigned or no?

Whether her Majesty, or the Council, do intend to fend for me again, into Englandor no?

And as concerning the red p ... .which E. K. found with the book in England , what it is rAnd what is the best use of it, and how that use is to be practised or performed?

a. after these Questions written, and. rt little our praying to God for his light, verity, andhelp, and to fend Madami, according as (he willed me to note many things For that (he couldanswer them briefly : we used silence a while j ...ath (he appeared ou my right hand be-tween me and E.K.

. Blessed be his name that in truth,and f or the truth, fendeth his Ministers to instruct them

that love Truth. ....Even so ..... Be not pierced too much With fight of me. £ to E, K. for helooked mervalloufly earnestly on her. 3 ,

E. k . Shefecmeth more bright than she was. And w. and co stand

a more bright place-

a ^ad. ..... All honour be to him that liveth in Hedven and in Earth,and is mighty in allslaceso

Amen. .

...... Tour health. . ,

_ E- K- Now stie is gone to the place ott the Cushions on the bench,wneree stood yesterday- She doth now as young children do, playing with het

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