A payne of the forhie some shoes leemed in the persh tonne Basmath sente as
ha' hayne selfe meaneth when he auysolde in the myntle to praye (wo hir maner to
weze pull dopon my fette/fou w onto the some shoes), I myntle not be suffened to
treade dopon hir hollive quondame beneve A tristian and called amonge
them (Gower) to fayre sublieves and velleane/estomyne until to be infidel
and payans w so not beleve w' other w so, in their falst filthye felf mahome
and munt ezalley at the fand touste etliche the taming that he brought to preve
hir mat w, weze sublieve bo fumure parrelly to fumure fadetons of the touz
to razye before me for none of my tompanye oz fandauts mynselfe be suffred to
enteize into the remeke w me, my senten proto antie arreplece/chino tomyne
before his mat, w sente reverente as I thonegete meat to be subde and sublieve
the Quene and so w my presente/w the arreplynge Demaine of me
of what tonture of fraudt j mais und affaires j hadde these to doo buto whome
I amfuerced, that I was of the famous Cytie of London w'm the notle Realme
of Crtilande und that I was fente thder frome the moste excellente and gracion
fomermyne fadye Elisabeth Quene of the fand Realme, foz to treaie of frend fhoppe
and frez passage of omi menthant und peopelt to neopane mi traphique w'm
his demyngens foz to bovynge in our tomodities and to tanye awaye therof/to
the hono' of both the prouynt thy' myntiott tomoditic of both the Realme's and wealtys
of the subiette w' other woozde nonnes subtittede/ho th' undemained me in
what lanynaye thy lites weze written/ I amfuerced/ In the latter Halvou
und hebome well fenthe thy one hane' nont w'm our Realme that undezfimidie
those tampe whenunto I amfuerced that finge a famous and woozete
feyne

Chno, & contynuerod foz A tymo, Anyslie noasfortnyst honto me hentelme, fonte by
the saphie, to confesse w me espetallie, tontynnyse the affincod of the Empouo of
lince, and to knowe what wint I intende to vctou'me into my Conturye, alther
by the wane that I came, oz by the wane of Orne, and so w the portnnyse
pynnypp'd, ronto wome I ausnoude that I would not vctou'me by the wane of Orne
the portnnyse, and me not bome froues, fullie paireuon'ingo their meaming
foz I was adveutified that the fand saphie meante to hane wazze, w the portnny
and move hane thauaged me that I hadd bene rame foz A sproe to pafte thnomage
his domyous ronto the fand portnnyse thymknye thyme and so to be all
one people, and tallingo all by the name of franke, but by the provision of
almynghtie, yel w was prevented after thy so fand saphie tounferued w for
nobilitie and tompille tontenninge who pouſuad that he shote not
contenting me, wofl naytgez Disnapp'd me w lures an enque tontenning that
I was affraunce and of that nation that was ennyge to the greatest, 'till he
brotyer, pouſuadunye that of the diu otgeznuise and that the nowes, tyze of poli
tome to the knomslaye of the Tymo, yt shote be meant to bucate tyons nowe league
and from snypppe, late the tontluded Disnauade, fnaitheyr that he hateg no nende,
naughtes that yt was no quysche for hyme to hane fware snypppe w Amboloyest,
whan tontres laye fass frome hyme fainge, fuztyes that it was best for
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for hyme to send me on my hieß into the said great hieke/foz A prentente/nell he
fullie Sotemyned to have done at some mele hym, meyninge to sende him undall
into the said great hieke/soeye shewlie after/Out the tyme of hynanf
afterfande, under stande mye thynje Deliberation fente Aman in poste into his falthe
Settaze und impante thet purpose into hyme/who so Rantions prynye confent
that I had all piffed thynoyse his domynyono und that I hadde hommeyer for de
fente did wighte to the thes fophs all that so he sende stoddes of his said detem
and that it shold not stande but his mad honn to do me mye harnie so2 Displeasy
vatize to you me good ententeynment, if mine that I now some into his lond
mye fuce wille und not by tounstrayutte and that of his desdide me well the
fowe strangeres seafonste into his contres and wotde be into his great hyned
manye clyen per fnautions thet will after that the said fophs had well und the
pondered and digested/innitie estemings the famous hrye of hynanf homge
subtaste print into hyme, und one his wyne kynfman changed they detem
pumpes und the dyfand of marthe/1562/-he fente to me A vithge gauine
ethyn of yotke und pifonflied one Monte mye harnie Semege thet tyn de
fo hommeyer at the said Cotte of Easthyn, twoe monnaytient out of India
tydeu into me now homme I tounstrayde for a trade of foin whohez into thyde
that thyde yotke buynge of all fozte homge at we yotke haine, of thyde
fuez of doente whosoever hee prompts to affirme thynye/so that I double not
great habomaine thynes maye frame thyn to thyn be there provided und had
Spites.