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Euse. To give you condign and worthy thank, for your manifold gentleness toward us, we are not able. But this dare I promise you in the name of us all, that what so ever shall lie in our ⟨image 102⟩powers to do for you at any time, we will be glad with all our hearts to do it. And to the uttermost of our strengths we will labour to practise & fulfil that in works, which ye have taught us in words.

Euse. To gyue you condygne and worthy thancke, for your manifolde gentletes towarde vs, we are not able. But thys dare I promyse you in ye name of vs all, that what so euer shall lygh in oure ⟨image 102⟩powers to do for you at any tyme, we wyll be glad wt all our hertes to do it. And to the vttermoost of our strengthes we wyll laboure to practyse & fulfyl yt in workes, whiche ye haue taught vs in wordes.

Phil. So doing neighbours, my good will shall not only continue still, as it is toward you, but also increase daily more & more. Well, now before your departure, I will desire you to tak• y• pains •o drink with me after this our long talk & large communication, that ye may go home again from me being fed both spiritually & corporally.

Phil. So doynge neyghbours, my good wyll shall not only cōtinue styll, as it is toward you, but also encrese dayly more & more. Wel, now before your departure, I wyl desire you to tak• y• paynes •o dryncke with me after this our long talke & large cōmunicaciō, yt ye may go home agayne frō me being fed both spiritually & corporally.