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. 91, l. 6. _for a_ scourge.--11. _it will end_ with _a woman_. From Mary, daughter to Robert Bruse, married to Walter Stuart, he feared that his daughter should be married to ane of another name and family; but yow see by God's providence, the Crown remains in one and the same family and name to this day, notwithstanding the many plots of the pretenders to the Crowne both at home and abroad.--15. _ane_ fit _comforter_.--21. _that so_ it _should be_. 92, l. 3. _best_. The Cardinal having hired one Henry Balfour, a priest, to make a false Testament; which was done accordingly, but in vain.--6. (_In the margin_,) Marke the Queenes mourning for the King. (_And a few lines lower down_,) Others stick not to say, That the King was hastned away by a potion. Levit. 12.--Divers characters of the King arise: post funera virtus. 93, l. 4, 5. _disprased him for_ being much given to women. The Prelats and Clergie feared a change in the King's mind, as he had expressed himself some few years before.--10. _cloked_. Yet to speak truth of him, his vices may justly be attributed to the times, and his breedeing, and not any wickednesse in his nature; for he gave many expressions of a good nature, namely, in his sobriety and justice, &c. _The question._--23. _he_ pretended _to succeid_.--26. _oppones thame_, and are against _the governement_. 94, l. 16. _against_ God's _justice_.--17. _And_ so, _in despite_. 95, l. 1. _heirof_ we _will after_ speak.--8. severed.--9. _The_ Erle of Arran thus being _established in_ the _governement_.--11. _exalted him_ to be Governour, _out of what danger he had delivered him_, he being in the bloody scroll, as wee saw before; _and what expectation all men of honesty had of him_, because they saw him a soft man, they conceited goodnesse of him. 97, l. 2. _drouned_--devoured. 98, l. 6. _Scriptures in the_ vulgar _tongue_.--9. _als_, (_omitted_.)--13. _the Kirk_--the Church, he means the Prelats, _first_.--14. _thei three_--but the three, viz., Hebrew, Greek, and Latine. 99, l. 3. _people used not_--people used the Psalmes.--27. _old Boses_--old Bishops. 100, l. 5. _had of the_ Old and New.--12, 13. _thair awin_ vulgar _toung_, _and so war_.--19. _in the_ vulgar _toung_.--22. (_In the margin_,) Note the hypocrisie of worldlings. 101, l. 5. _to maik courte_, and curry favour _thairby_.--25. (_In the margin_,) Nothing could be said against the lawfulnes of Edward's birth. Katharine of Spa
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