A true & faithful relation of what passed for many yeers between Dr ...

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j^.trueB^ebtion of D*". Dee his ^Bfons mthfpirks, 5cc, 1(^7
E. K. No-.v that man calleth the Icffer bay to him, and rhebDy
thereupon runneth along a Gallery. Now that man with the Wart
goeth out after ,ftrouting himfeU, and no body with him : Now he
calleth that IcfTer bo V to him, and maketh iigne to him , fmiring one
hand on another, and drawing it under his throat : as though he threatned
the boy, unleilb he kept fecrct. Now he cometh to a door and
knockcth, and one like an Italian letteth him in. There he hath in
the corner a frame of wood, and a great ftone in the middle of it (of
about 16 Inches fquare) and there is a fire on that ftone, on the middle
of it. Novr he taketh that engine, or frame with the fire between
him, and that man (like an Italian) and carrieth it in^ another Cham-
ber. There thev have a dead mans hand. Now he taketh out of his
Casket a black box of yern (as it /hould fecm by the blackneffe of it)
The box i? about a foot long. Now he hath fet down the box , and
the fame is open, and therein appeareth an image of wax of blackifli
colour, like /hooemakers wax. There is one like an Angel, made of
red ftuffe, ftanding at the head of the image, holding, like a Skarf over
face of the image. The image is marvelloufly fcratched and rafed,
or very rudely made with knob; and dents in the legs of it.
"'-' Now he looketh four wayes :
^
.
t r \ •
on his race.j ,
And fpeaketh (the man with the WartThemin with
tSeWnrtin-
vocatet'-.
The houfe aforementioned fecmeth to ftand without the ftone ^ ^^^^owkke"^^'
teyond the ftoJie.
Ki 1 fit r -n r If 11 11
power can en-
^^"^
J within ihi$
i: Now they poure bloud out ot a Baton upon the nre, and lay the hand ftone.
upon it : and it frieth in the fire.
Now he, and the Zf^?/M«-//^e man, have ^Mfo« Apparel, black,
out
li'te[;'°^'j,.^''J;^
but
where their
Gowns : each of them, and the engine feemeth now to be fet
° in a
'j^\ > arms are pat
Chimney. oat,
ij Gih .,... Be it^at it vas.
^,^^E.K. There be fix fmokes, like fix men ftanding about them : and ^•f"'"/ ?«'»A»
they go like fmokes out at a window, and there ftandeth one like 2. qui venenmti
Gyant man, and he taketh them, and rvindeth them up as they come out "'"'""""*•
at the window. Now all that (hew isvaniflied away.
Gab
[craped fo.
thpf it the caufe that Lasky is poor. 7hit it the feventh image that he hath
.- A.. Asitis thefeventh, fo (I truft) itisthelaft.
n Gab TA/j i)- three years four moneths, and
fmtbe Angel of thu Lord been ready ^ for tky fafe-gtiardy
^ ready to binde up rtiifch-ef prepared agatHji thee.
A. Ergo Aii.
trn dayes, i»«cf thfy begUH; fo long bath i^i^^ 6, Fe-
(O Lasky) jianding at the window : and b uani incefe-
'""' '^i' i-""*-
.
This mifchief ihall light upon bis own bead.
ftindtn^«
i^ But if th'^H remain my fervant, and do the workj that are righteoufi I will fut Solomon hehinde ^^^ Jinjovr
yHh^Cy and hi^icijes under thy feet. winding ui>'
" \Be tber^^m comforted tn me : for the breath thou hreatheft is mine^and the body that than iweliefi the 6. fraokci.
if.the J ^P^ of my hands.
The ei-rth from yfhence thtit cantefi is mine alfo.
' ' " '^t^^ '^' ^^'^^f"''^^ ^^"^ ''"'^ down, and none but /, that raife up again.
'^-^E.'K. All the ftone is become full of a fmoke.
fei^ab, Art th-u Oire that the Sun Ihineth? [^pointing to A.]
^ A. I am as much as my eye mny jiidge. A. Li
• Gab. ..:.. So fure it is^ thjt he fha/l reign : and be the King $f Poland.
A, Alwayes 1 underltanJ a condition, if he do, d^c.
A, The will of God be done, to his honour, and to the comfort of his Ele£t.
Ivo/l ^A.a Y 2 Gab Makf
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