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when they were in their labours and in their beds, and their was a
generall Convincement that day many hundreds of people; and
so I passed away in peace; and truth came over all deceit and wicked=
nes _____       And I had some other meettings in the Countrey
and had one at wiggin crosse; where there were many convinced
and some disputes there were but truth came over all ___     And I
poynted another meetting in y:e steeplehouse yard where there were
some disputes but truth came over all ____

   

And so I passed to Carlisle Citty; which upon the seventh day I went
into y:e Markett which some bad fellowes had Com bined together to do
mee a Mischiefe, but I stood a topp of y:e crosse in the middle of y:e
Markett and said y:e mighty day of y:e lord was upon all deceit &
ungodlinesse and wickednesse; and lay away all their deceitfull
Merchandize; and keep to yea and Nay in their Communications &
spoke the truth to them as I passed along the streets; and so
a Multitude of people followed mee, and so theere was a friend
led mee to his owne house ___   And so I went into the castle &
spoke amongst the soldio:rs the truth, and at a Meetting at the same
friends house, where many soldiors were Convinced, Baptizts & others
and great disputes I had wth some of them, and there was one Old
Man which was the great opposer which was called

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