THE ANSWER.

My Lordis, what your Generall Counsallis ar, I know not: I was never

exercised in thame; butt to the pure woord of God I gave my laubouris.

Read hear your Generall Counsallis, or ellis give me a book, whairin

thei ar conteaned, that I may reid thame: Yf that thei aggree with the

word of God, I will not disagree.

[SN: THIS WAS FREIR SCOT.]

Then the ravineyng wolves turned into madnes,[424] and said, "Whareunto

lett we him speak any further? Reid furth the rest of the Articles, and

stay not upoun thame." Amonges these cruell tygres, thare was one fals

hypocryte, a seducer of the people, called Johnne Scot,[425] standing

behynd Johnne Lauderis back, hasting him to reid the rest of the

Articles, and nott to tary upone his wittie and godlye ansueris; "For we

may not abyde thame, (quod he,) no more then the Devill may abyde the

sign of the croce, when it is named."

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