The following passage is very characteristic of the writer:
"Nou last, ye remember of the crewellie villanouse pasquille yt rayled upon me for ye name of Brittanie. If I remember richt it spake something of harvest and prophecyed my destructi[o about yt tyme. Ye may think of ys, for it is lyke to be by ye Laboure of such a desperate fellow as ys is."
[460] The Arraignment and execution of the late traitors, etc., 1606.
[461] See, for instance, London and the Kingdom (mainly from the Guildhall Archives), by Reginald R. Sharpe, ii. 13.
[462] P. 9.
[463] Lewis Owen, Unmasking of all popish Monks, etc. (1628), p. 49.
[464] Dom. James I. lvii. 92-93, October 5th.