The second [seventh] sermon of Master Hugh Latimer which he preached before the Kings…The seconde [seventh] sermon of Maister Hughe Latimer which he preached before the Kynges…

A good fellow on a time bad an other of his friends to a breakfast, and said: If you will come you shall be welcome, but I tell you afore hand, you shall have but slender fare, one dish and that is all,¹ what is that said he? A pudding, and nothing else. Mary said he, you can not please me better, of all meats that is for mine own tooth, you may draw me round a boute the town with a pudding. These bribing magistrates,² and judges follow gifts faster, then the fellow would follow the pudding,

A good fellowe on a tyme bad an other of hys frendes to a breakefaste, and sayed: Yf you wyl come you shalbe welcome, but I tel you afore hande, you shal haue but slender fare, one dysh and that is al,¹ what is that sayed he? A puddynge, and nothynge els. Mary sayed he, you can not please me better, of all meates that is for myne owne toth, you may draw me round a boute the town with a pudding. These brybynge magystrates,² and iudges follow giftesfaster, then the felowe woulde followe the puddynge,

1. 1A good fellow was bidden to breakfast to a pudding.A good fellow was biddē to breakfast to a puddynge.
2. 2They follow bribes as fast as the fellow did the puddingThey follow brybes as fast as the fellow dyd the puddynge

I am content to bear the title of sedition with Isaiah. Than kes be to God, I am mot alone I am in no singularity. This same man that laid sedition ⟨image 56⟩