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28 May.

A NEW SAVIOUR, 1583 - topics: court_patronage,household_family,letters_books,angelic_spiritual

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28 May. - Daybook Entries. Records court patronage, household family, letters books, angelic spiritual: 5 As 1 and E.K.

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Records court patronage, household family, letters books, angelic spiritual: 5 As 1 and E.K. sat discoursing of the noble Polonian Albertus Laski his great honour here with us obtained, his great good liking of all states of the people, of them that either see him or hear of him, and again how much 1 was beholding to God that his...

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A NEW SAVIOUR, 1583

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court_patronage,household_family,letters_books,angelic_spiritual

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Tuesday.5 As 1 and E.K. sat discoursing of the noble Polonian Albertus Laski his great honour here with us obtained, his great good liking of all states of the people, of them that either see him or hear of him, and again how much 1 was beholding to God that his heart should so fervently favour me, and that he doth so much strive to suppress and confound the malice and envy of my countrymen against me, for my better credit winning or recovering to do God better service hereafter thereby, eire.: suddenly there seemed to come out of my oratory a spiritual creature, like a pretty girl of seven or nine years of age, attired on her head with her hair rolled up before and hanging down very long behind, with a gown of changeable green and red, and with a train. She seemed to play up and down, child-like, and seemed to go in and out behind my books, lying on heaps: and as she should ever go between Il 86 Il

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Tuesday.5 As 1 and E.K. sat discoursing of the noble Polonian Albertus Laski his great honour here with us obtained, his great good liking of all states of the people, of them that either see him or hear of him, and again how much 1 was beholding to God that his heart should so fervently favour me, and that he doth so much strive to suppress and confound the malice and envy of my countrymen against me, for my better credit winning or recovering to do God better service hereafter thereby, eire.: suddenly there seemed to come out of my oratory a spiritual creature, like a pretty girl of seven or nine years of age, attired on her head with her hair rolled up before and hanging down very long behind, with a gown of changeable green and red, and with a train. She seemed to play up and down, child-like, and seemed to go in and out behind my books, lying on heaps: and as she should ever go between Il 86 Il