Sarum.
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Sarum.
YE ask me why ye should be counted obstinate. Doubtless I for my part have a better opinion of you, and trust you are not so. But if a man withstand and open trueth, having nothing wherewith to defend him self, I remit him to your own judgement, whether he may be counted obstinate, or no.
YE aske me why ye should be counted obstinate. Doubtles I for my parte haue a better opinion of you, and trust you are not so. But if a man withstand and open trueth, hauing nothing wherwith to defend him self, I remit him to your own iudgement, whether he maye be counted obstinate, or no.