But the anguissous love of havinge brenneth in folk more cruely than the fyr of the mountaigne Ethna, that ay brenneth.
Havinge un-to my tresour ne my rente 85 Right no resport, to respect of your ese.
And that thou me bisoughtest doon of yore, Havinge un-to myn honour ne my reste 1735 Right no reward, I dide al that thee leste.
Your Lordship is to take principall order and care for the true worship and service of God as by havinge the Gospell preched, frequent prayers and the sacraments often administred as becommeth Christians.
And, havinge any overplus of that money lyinge by yow or that is receaved for any other comodetie, use your best endevour to send it to me per first sure conveance (which I think will be per Capt.
I my selfe speake this per experience, as havinge made proofe thereof.
Sayer arived heare yisternight from Faccatay, and brought me such money he had receaved at Tushma, which God knoweth is but littell, he not havinge sould one yard of English cloth nether all his pepper.
Iron, for which are sent 150 persons to sett upp three Iron works; proofe havinge beene made of the extraordinary goodnes of that Ironn.
Great Sir, no; The vyolence of hys passyon notwithstandinge, Havinge hys deathe-slayne mistres in hys armes, He heares all causes criminall as if She did but slumber by hym.
It is impossyble Ere to gett into Ganelon agayne, Havinge not onlye not performd hys will But tould hys purpose.
What gaines this imposition may turne unto the Crowne of England in shorte tyme wee may more then gesse, havinge but an eye to the Kinge of Spaines revenewes, which he nowe hath out of all his domynions in all the West Indies.
Thus havinge hearde of the multitudes of soules slayne, you shall heare the manner of their slaughter.
And thus moche not onely Popes, but also any other godly and zealous bisshope or mynister, may doe, beinge called thereunto by God extraordinarily, or havinge the ordinarye warrante of his worde.
Wherfore I saye, every wight havinge this rightwisnesse rightful is; and yet therfore I fele not in my conscience, that to al 75 rightful is behoten the blisse everlastinge, but to hem that ben rightful withouten any unrightfulnesse.
Here was John Deane and appoynted to brynge in his fyne x{li} for havinge an Anathomye in his howse contrary to an order in that behalf between this and mydsomer next.
Here was WillmĖ Carrington for havinge iiij servaunts one Christmas even and ordre was taken that he should laye downe his ffyne.
Havinge hanged a while, and my head cut off in haste, On the right hande of Ballards it was placed.
This havinge done, to prevent deathe and shame By the same stepps I'l back the way I came.
Who knwes but that hee neighboring us so neare And havinge doone this unto pious ends, May carry over us and our behavioures An austere eye of censure?
Quene Isabell and the prince, but the prince sent for her afterwardes, and so I suppose sayeth Hardinge in his cronicle, yf I do not mysconceve yt, not havinge the historye now in my handes.
This havinge a rude Sound, I added I thankt y^e Starrs y^t had bro't us Together.
I said I had receved suffition at his highnes hands in havinge the good hap to see the face of soe mightie a king as the King of Shashma; whereat he smiled.
He confesseth he was at the Erle of Montgomeryes marriage, but as he sayeth with noe intention of evill, havinge a sword about him, and was very neere to his Majesty and the Lords there present.
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