Aspects of Kentish Local History

person. Therfor in ony wyse see thow go onto God, wich hath callyd yow by thinspiration of his singler grace into the secret & quiete places & that by the space of theis iii dayes yorneys, by poverte, obedience & chastite, and if ye thus cume onto hym, than ye nede not fere ut immoletis domino deo vestro, for to make yowr prayers & petitions onto God to be delyuered from yowr

impoveryshment & miserie, for dogtles he will gladly here yow & delyuer yow here in thys lif from all soch myserable oppression of yowr enymys & that if nede be manu forti by his dedly power lyke as he dyd the childern of israell; And also after this lif he will bryng yow to hys euerlasting glory in hevin, To the wiche, &c.
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