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              of the college ther, and also for other causes concernyng the
              reformation of certeyne religiose places within my diocese, for
              whose apparence I have sent oute citations, which I can not
              conveniently revoke. Wherfor thies premisses considered, I
              hertily beseche yor good lordeship that I may understand yor
              pleasir and mynde at what tyme it may please yor lordeship to
              take the peyne to be at my power place at Otforde. My lorde,
              I had levyr lose vc marke than the matir that is intended shuld
              take none effecte, for diverse and many considerations which
              wer to long to write. Almighti God knoweth best my mynde
              in this behalve, which ever preserve yor good Lordeship. At
              Otforde, the thirde day of Juing, [1519 ?] 
                                                                        
              Ever yor owne 
                                                                            
              WILLIAM CANTAB. 
              Indorsed : To my lorde of Bukkingham is good lordeship.
               
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              2. FROM THE SAME TO CARDINAL WOLSEY. 
              (On the coming of the Emperor Charles V., and his entertainment at 
              Canterbury.) 
                 After moost humble comendations I thank yor good grace as
              hertly as I can, that it hath pleaced the same tadvertise me of
              thestableshed and certaine determination of themporours maiestie
              for his repaire to the Kinges moost noble grace, and of
              the Kinges grace gieftes for the meting of themporoure at
              Cauntrebury, and for the deducting of his Maieste to Wychester.
              My Lord, I am verey muche bownd to yor good grace for the
              manifold tokyns of greate favors and kindnes, whiche I fynd
              dayly more and more encresse in yor grace towardes me, for whiche, if I were able to do yor grace pleasure agayne, I were
              far unkynd if I wold not bee very diligent, redy, and glad to
              do it. And sory I am that I can not bee at Cauntrebury, to
              gyve yor grace attendance, and do my duety acordingly at yor
              gracs comyng thither, whiche I assuer yor grace I wold not
              failed to have doen, if I had not been diseased now of late,
              whereof I am not yet holy deliverd. Notw'standing I trust in
              Good, that by that tyme that I have doen my duety to the
              Kinge grace at my power house at Otford, I shalbe able furthwt
               
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