The B. of Salisbury.The B. of Sarisburie.
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The B. of Salisbury.
The B. of Sarisburie.
Now ye begin to keep Hot Schools, M. Harding. Your Frying pans, and Furnaces, with other your like Kitchen implements of Frying, and Boiling, are hot, and dangerous to deal withal.
Nowe yee beginne to keepe Hote Schooles, M. Hardinge. Youre Frieinge pannes, and Furnesses, with other youre like Kitchin implementes of Frieinge, and Boilinge, are hote, and dangerous to deale withal.
The causes of our departure from you, are answered before.
The causes of oure departure from you, are answeared before.
The Church, ye say, that now is, and the Church, that was in Old times, is one Church. Even so, as I showed you before, the Moon, being full, and the same Moon eclipsed, is one Moon: Even so, a Man well advised, and the same Man stark mad,1 is one Man: Even so, the house of God, and a Cave of thieves, is one House.
The Churche, ye saie, that nowe is, and the Churche, that was in Olde times, is one Churche. Euen so, as I shewed you before, the Moone, beinge ful, and the same Moone eclipsed, is one Moone: Euen so, a Man wel aduised, and the same Man starke madde,1