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PHIL. Thus have I neighbours ac ¹cording to my promise in the beginning of our Potation, performed all things, concerning the holy Sacrament of Penance, with the parts thereof. Of fasting, of ceremonies & of the most honourable Sacrament of the […] I have also taught you many godly and goodly things, worthy to be imprinted in the hearts of all christ• men. Now brothers I most ⟨image 88⟩instantly desire you by the great mercies of God & the precious blood of our saviour Christ, to repose these thin ges in your memory, and not to for get them, but with all diligence mainly to prosecute & follow them, yea & to express them natively in your quotidian & daily conversation. For the servant', which knoweth his ²masters will, & doth it not, shall be beaten with many stripes. If ye do these things, know that in this world ye shall have God the father, a merciful father unto you, God y• Son a sweet Saviour unto you, & God the holy Ghost a joyful comforter unto you, & after this life, ye may be sure to enjoy the most blessed & glorious sight of the holy Trinity. Amen.

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