LXXIV.--TO THE SEIGNEURY OF GENEVA.[293]

[293] After having overcome the last scruples, and taken leave

of the members of his Church, "avec tristesse, larmes, grande

sollicitude, et détresse," as he himself tells us in the preface

to the Psalms, Calvin left Strasbourg towards the end of August

1541. He stopped a little at Basle; and being called to Neuchatel

by unforeseen circumstances, he wrote to the Seigneury of Geneva to

excuse himself for this delay.

Arrival of Calvin at Neuchatel--purpose of his going to that

town.

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