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pon two Officers took him up to bear him to theflake • then hee faid merrily, What: will you make meea Pope t coming into Smithfield, hee kneeled down,faying, 1 mil fate my Vows in thee 0 Smithfitld: heekifled the flake, faying, Shall 1 difdain to faffcr at thisftake, when my Lord and Saviour reft*… … THO/CJIANMER died The Life of Thomas CrahmerAno Chrifti 1555. Homos Cranrncr was a gentleman by birth, bornttArfelatfon in Nottingkamfhire, brought up atSchole, and from thence fent to Ctmkridg 5 where,profiting much in learning, hee was chofen Fellowin fefa College : after which hee married a…
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