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The History of the Reformation in Scotland (Works, vol. 1) · John Knox
367, l. 25. nothing to the commission, she proposed.
368, l. 5. abused Duke Hamilton, perswading him.--8. his successors of their pretended title.--16. crymes were ever entred into.--25. should leaf--should lose.--33. the Duke's Grace--Duke Hamilton.
369, l. 18. small appointment--finall appointment.--26. earthlie treasure.
370, l. 7. outsetting--upsetting.--11. no mo--no man.
371, l. 1. substantious housholdis--chief domesticks.
373, l. 3. bawbie, or fartheing.--13. those of, (omitted.)
374, l. 15. Restalrig--Lestarrig.
376, l. 17. Januar had decreed.
377, l. 2. thai war--they are.--15. In the first Congregation.
378, l. 1. maner--matter.--23. skaithles--harmless.--34. thoill--suffer.
379, l. 1. other haveand spirituall--other, either spiritual.--3. religioun, or any other.--13. in all such causes.--24. to speak with.
380, l. 12. the Lordis Protestants.--13. unto the chief heads of the Appointment, whiche be these.--30. this our Proclamatioun.
382, l. 1. adversaries, who trie all maner.--19. and hir, (omitted.)
383, l. 15. quhat tyme--at the time that.
384, l. 7. baith, (omitted.)--Le Roy, (omitted.) (Title inserted,) The King his letter to the Lord James.--15. bein, (omitted.)
385, l. 1. father, from the Queen my wife, and from me.--5. strange to me, and so farre against.--6. gudlie well.--19, 20. ye ar declyneit--ye have declined.--21. attention--intention.--28. thair--your.--thay--ye.
386, l. 7. Vous senteras--Vous en sentires.--15. Schir, (omitted.)--The Lord James his letter to the King.--16. My most humble dewtie.--17. last, importing.--18. Majestie doth.--24. hard--had.--28. grevis me very heavilie.
387, l. 8. sould not have.--18, 19. as we were perswaded in our.--21. cair from.
388, l. 14. na man could.
389, l. 2. benefit which.--9. libertie of.--19. Tolbuith--Town.
391, l. 1. nether yet.--19. For schort--For that after.
392, l. 9. deambulatour--deambulation.--18. falt in.--20. worthelie--justlie.--21. done, (omitted.)
394, l. 7. thair kyn--your kin.--18. contravene--violate.--27. mak first--give first.
395, l. 1. lippin--trust.--2. to have good.--16. taikin without.--18. saidis, (omitted.)--23. our pairt. But in case against all reason they should mean any such thing, We have thocht.--31. furnissing--surmising.
397, l. 3. put fit remedy.--10. could--would.--17. list, so that some asked for.--19. sche was not ashamed to sett.--22. personis have of malice.--24. stope all manner of reconciliations.--28. Estaitis--State.--31. ar cumit--came.--ar myndit--do mind.
398, l. 7. ony part thereof contravenit.--8. communit--commovit.--13. ane, (omitted.)
399, l. 2. ever, (omitted.)--10. obedience of higher.--13. direct quite.--19. with reverence.
401, l. 2. simplicitie, and to work your finall.--11. of our posteritie, and to be short, to our commun-wealth.--15. foirnameit. This is so manifestly.--34. is not to be--is to be.
403, l. 1. brocht it to such basenesse, and such a deale of strife that all men.--14. guid and weighty money.
405, l. 9. that wicked man.--10. quha at that tyme.--27. reassonit with all in the.