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Christian Church.--30. _every day_ by Faith.--31. _be contracted_ and consummate, the Kyrk may make, &c.--32. _bindes not_ if unjust. 10, l. 1. _to miracles_, to such namely as the Romish were then, and are to this day.--3. _to God onely_, since he onely hears us, and can help us.--12. _are murtherars_ of souls.--13. _That they which are called_ Princes and Prelates in the Church, _are theives and robbers_. 16, l. 14. _upon the_ morrow after brought forth to judgment. 19, l. 10. into vulgar language.--11. (_This title and Fryth's Preface are not contained in Buchanan's editions._) 36, l. 18. _was ane called_ Will. Arithe. 37, l. 2. _his_ parasites and jackmen. 38, l. 12. _and cryes_, Anne has lost hir spindle.--13. _flaill stollin_ behinde the barne. 39, l. 9. _he said_--she said.--13. _that look_ over our ditch.--17. _we hold_ the Bishops the cheapest servant. 41, l. 12. _for the_ other Friers fearing. 42, l. 6. _in_ hollow cellars, for the smoke of. 43, l. 2, _He_ leapt up merrily upon the scaffold, and, casting a gambade, said. 49, l. 1. thy Majesties sometime servant.--(_In this Letter of Seaton's_, your Grace is _uniformly changed to_ Majestie.) 51, l. 11. _to put_ out _thy_. 52, l. 15. _could greatly_ availl.--17. _fostered the_ unadvised _Prince in all_ dissolutenesse, by which means they made him obsequious unto them. 53, l. 7, 8. _ten yearis or_ thereabout.--11. _realme_ in these times.--_intestine and_ cruell.--15. _Levenax_--Lenox, who was sisters son to the Earle of Arran. 54, l. 7. _of Rome_; commanded the Bible to be read in English; _suppressed_.--8. _of Idolatrie_, with their idols, which gave great hope.--(_In the margin_,) 1534. 1538. The civil troubles give some rest to God's flock for a time.--20. _craftynes of_ Gardner, Bishop of.--23. _but that_ God potently had assisted him in all his life, _but_. 56, l. 12. _maid_ he _them_. 57, l. 1. _Johnne Stewart_ of Leyth.--3. _Johnestoun_, Advocate. 59, l. 11. _Laird of Dun_, Areskin.--20. _as one_ revived, cast _himself_. 61, l. 8. _whome war_ those of Dundie.--12. _Borthwik_, Provost of Lithcow.--(_In the margin_,) Lesly writes this done 1540. John Borthwick fled into England, from whence Henry sent him into Germanie to the Protestant Princes. 62, l. 4. _Frearis_ and _Monks_, as of _Channons_. 64, l. 1. Alexander _Kennedy_.--2. _excellent_ wit in vulgar _poesy_. 66, l. 17-22. _so far had_ they blinded an
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