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The History of the Reformation in Scotland (Works, vol. 1) · John Knox
312, l. 27. in Parliament holden at Edinburgh, Anno 1558.
313, l. 28. any other of the godly that list.
315, l. 22. And it appeared, that after that day that malice took more violent and strong possession in hir then it did before.
318, l. 6. Quenis favour.
319, l. 2. thare rebellioun--high rebellion.
321, l. 2. vehement--very vehement.
324, l. 11. to instruct the people.
325, l. 7. Duke Hamilton.--9, 10. now cheaf, &c., (same reading as in Vautrollier's edit., quoted in note 4.)--21. best for--best serve for.
327, l. 15. your Grace's--your Princely.
328, l. 11. extreme necessiteis--most great extremities.--13. thair and oure lyves--their owne lives.
329, l. 15. espyed. The tenour whereof followeth. And.--22. that ye the Nobilitie.
331, l. 5. Is it nocht, &c.--It is not.--16. judged to be gud treeis.
332, l. 7. doth contrary to this authority.--8, 9. he is cled--it is clothed.
336, l. 28. war thay that first--war there, they that first.--30. platt of ground--place of ground.
337, l. 6. war erected--were set up.--7, 8. hope of victorie.
339, l. 4. that we in whom she.--24. ar servandis--as servants.
340, l. 20. gart cutt the brigis--caused the bridges to be cut.
345, l. 5. Teringland--Tarmganart.
351, l. 2, 3. Cowper, ... assisted--Cowper, ... was assisted.--28. practised with us--made shew unto us.
354, l. 1. truble, or disquiet.--7. Subscrived, &c.--
Subscribed, JAMES HAMILTON, MENEITS DOSELL.
356, l. 21. plane--plainly see.
357, l. 16. cast up the portis--open the gates.--25, beirand--bearing, namely.
358, l. 20. departed, as hielie--departed, and was highly.
359, l. 14. the 26--the six and twentieth.--16. four, (omitted.)
360, l. 4. wald vote--would consent.--21. Palace and the Kirk--place, and the place and the Church.--22. idollis, hid--hid goods.
361, l. 2. unto him, he would that.--8. irruption--interruption.--15. stogged--thrust.
363, l. 4. in the one--in one of the Colledges.--13. was to be done, and that ordour--was best to be done, and what order.--18. and yit hir Dochteris is--by advice of hir Counsell.--30. hir Grace--our Mother.
364, l. 1. to affix--to appoint.--6. our Realme--our religion.
365, l. 6. to suche--that such.--15. Sche--The Queen Regent.--17. thameselves.--19. advertist, That.