A06898:52
The jewel of joyThe iewel of ioye
London : J. Daye and W. Seres are to be sold in the shop at the little conduit in cheapside, 1550?London : J. Daye and W. Seres are to be solde in the shop at the litle conduit in chepeside, 1550?
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pHiIe. Trueth it is, would God they were. They should without doubt bring great profit to the readers, & highly advance the glory of god.
pHiIe. Trueth it is, woulde God they were. They shoulde wtoute doubt bring greate profit to the readers, & highly auaūce ye glory of god.
Euse. But I pray you, what exercise did you practise in Stafford there after his departure,1
- 1Stafford •er
Phi. According to my talent I brought up youth in […] knowledge of good literature & instil led into their breasts the elements & principles of Christs doctrine teaching them to know their Lord & god, to believe in him, to fear & love him, & studiously to walk in his holy ways from their very cradles even to the yielding up of their last breath. I doubt not, but ⟨image 16⟩that Christ was so deeply graven in their hearts at that time, that he is not yet worn out, neither as I trust shall be so long as they live.
Phi. According to my talēte I brought vp youth in 〈…〉 knowledge of good litterature & instil led into their brestes the elemēts & principles of Christes doctrine teaching thē to know their Lord & god, to beleue in him, to fear & loue him, & studiouslye to walke in his holy waies frō their very cradels euen to ye yeldinge vp of their last breath. I dout not, but ⟨image 16⟩