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The 14. Article.
Item, that after all this, videlicet the 14. day of July in the said 4. year, the kings majesty sent yet again unto you certain of his majesties honourable Counsel with an other submission, and divers other articles, willing and commanding you to subscribe your name thereunto: which to do you utterly refused.
Item, that after all this, videlicet the 14. day of Iuly in the said 4. yeare, the kings maiestie sent yet again vnto you certain of hys maiesties honorable Counsaile with an other submission, and diuers other articles, willinge and commaunding you to subscribe your name thereunto: which to do you vtterly refused.
Winchester.
To the 14. Article he said, that on the Monday in the morning following came the bishop of London, Sir William Harbert, master Secretary Peter, & an other whom I know not, who brought with them a paper, with certain articles written in it,1 which they required me to subscribe. Whereupon I most instantly required that my matter might be tried by justice, which although it were more grievous, yet it hath a commodity with it, that it endeth certainly the matter? And I could never yet come to my assured stay, and therefore refused to meddle with any more Articles, or to trouble my self with the reading of them, & yet they desired me so instantly to read them, that I was content, and did read, and to show my perfect obedient mind, offered incontinently upon my delivery out of prison, to make answer unto them, all such as I would abide by and suffer pain for, If I have deserved it. I would in deed gladly have been in hand with my Lord of London, but he said he came not to dispute,