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e absolutely: who answered as before, that he would giue him his owne part and no further. And hee saith, that at the last time that the said Spirit was with him, which was the Tuesday next before his apprehension; when as hee could not preuaile with him to haue his Soule absolutely granted vnto him, as aforesaid; the said Spirit departed from him, then giuing a most fearefull crie and yell, and withall caused a great flash of fire to shew about him: which said Spirit did neuer after trouble this Examinate. _William Sands_, _James Anderton._ _Tho. Couel, Coroner._ The said _Iennet Deuice_, his Sister, in the very end of her Examination against the said _Iames Deuice_, confesseth and saith, that her Mother taught her two Prayers: the one to get drinke, which was this. _viz._ _Crucifixus hoc signum vitam Eternam._ Amen. And shee further saith, That her Brother _Iames Deuice_, the Prisoner at the Barre, hath confessed to her this Examinate, that he by this Prayer hath gotten drinke: and that within an houre after the saying the said Prayer, drinke hath come into the house after a very strange manner. And the other Prayer, the said _Iames Deuice_ affirmed, would cure one bewitched, which shee recited as followeth. _viz._ _A Charme._[K_b_1] _Vpon Good-Friday, I will fast while I may Vntill I heare them knell Our Lords owne Bell, Lord in his messe With his twelue Apostles good, What hath he in his hand Ligh in leath wand:[K_b_2] What hath he in his other hand? Heauens doore key, Open, open Heauen doore keyes, Steck, steck hell doore. Let Crizum child Goe to it Mother mild,[K_b_3] What is yonder that casts a light so farrandly,[K_b_4] Mine owne deare Sonne that's naild to the Tree. He is naild sore by the heart and hand, And holy harne Panne, Well is that man That Fryday spell can, His Childe to learne; A Crosse of Blew, and another of Red, As good Lord was to the Roode._ Gabriel _laid him downe to sleepe Vpon the ground of holy weepe:[K2_a_1] Good Lord came walking by, Sleep'st thou, wak'st thou_ Gabriel, _No Lord I am sted with sticke and stake, That I can neither sleepe nor wake: Rise vp_ Gabriel _and goe with me, The stick nor the stake shall neuer deere thee.[K2_a_2] Sweete Iesus our Lord, Amen._ _Iames Deu
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