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2. 2 S ^ true "^ReUtton of D^, Dee his JlBions V;ith Jpirits, 6cc.
E: K. She ooethalway, di'vided into ^ great many -pieces of fire.
Peo Noftio Oar.iipocenti, ecerno i>c fapienti : fit omnis honor,LausSi Gloria. Amen.
Nste. At noon, this day I received Letters from the Lord Ljfkje , from my wife, and fromi
my hrot!ier NicoLts Fromonds in E>;gU>:d : how Mr. Gilbert, Mr. SUd^ Mr. Andrea Firmorfiemy
aiy Book-teller, ufed mc very ill in divers forts.
TheDares of the Letters from England were of the 15. and 16'^. day o( April 1584. My
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wife is in j^reat forrow for my brother Ni:./;j/.w.
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, j\t jiioht after Sun fee, Bwfric/j ^owt/r/j brought me word from the SpaniOi Ambafladour,
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that he had delivered to the Eniperour this day my Lettejs and Book : and that he took them
jracio! fly and thankfully, and faid that withiji thncjor four dayes he would let the Spanifli
An.baflado'.u-! nderftand, when he would give me audience.
Tens bene vertat : & ad fni mmials honorem & Laudem. Amen.
Saturday, Seftemhris i. Ante Mcridievi Circa 10, f Pragje.
A. As I and E.iC. fat in my litde Study rafter our talk of divers matters , and of my expeftin."
audience at the Emperoi.r his hand;f>i-. £. K. faw three little Creatures walk up and
downTnthe Sun-lhine, about an handfuU from the pavyment : and the Creatures themfelves
very fniall, nor an hundf li long, like little fhadoivs, or finokes, and the path wherein they
walked feemed yellow. They wall-ted a good v^hile co and fro, till at length I fufpefted thut
they vere (eJitto m ; and fo prepared the jhevv-llone : But F.K. faid , he bad rather fee them
thus out of the ftcne. i faid that in the Hone we liave warrant that no wicked thing Q;all en- ,
ter : bi;c wiihout the f;one. Hinders might deal with us , unleffe God prevented it, €^^f. ,
E. K. faid again, he had rather deal thus.
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