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(59) And soe after ye meetinge was donne I passed away to John
Audlands: and there came Jo: Story to mee: & lighted his pipe
of Tobacco: & saide [he sayde] hee will take a pipe of Tobacco
sayinge come sayde hee all is ours: & I lookt vpon him to
bee a forwarde bolde lad: & tobacco I did not s[mo]ke take
butt It came Into my minde y^t: ye Lad might think I had not
vnity with ye creation: for I saw hee had a flashy empty
notion of religion: soe I tooke his pipe & putt it to my mouth
& gaue it to him againe to stoppe him least his rude tongue
shoulde say I had not vnity with ye creation

                                                    Patricke

And from thence I came to preston ʌ Chappell: where there was
a great meetinge appointed & I went Into it & had a large
meetinge amongst ye people: & declared ye worde of life & ye
euerlastinge truth: to y^m & shewed ym y^t: ye ende of my comeinge
Into y^t. place was not to holde it vppe noe more then ye Apostles
cogoeinge Into ye Jewish synagoges & temples was: & Dianas but
to bringe y^m of all such thinges as they did: for ye Apostles
brought y^e saintes of ye true temple & true preist Arons preisthoode

& after mett in houses: & yt there bodyes was ye temples

of God & yt Xt was there teacher

And soe from thence I came to Kendall where a meetinge was
appointed in ye townde hall: & when I had declared ye truth &
worde of life to y^m: & shewed y.^m howe they might knowe Xt
& ye scriptures & what woulde bee there teacher & what
woulde bee there condemnation I passed away: after I had
staide awhile in ye townde: & seuerall was con vinced there
Soe one Cocks mett mee in ye streete & woulde haue giuen mee

a rowle of tabacco soe I accepted of his loue but denyed it
And from thence I came to vnderbarrow to one Miles Batemans
& as I came on ye way seuerall people came a longe with mee
& great disputinges I had with y.^m especially we with Ed: Burrough
& att night ye preist came & a many professors to M: Batemans
& a great deale of disputinge I had with y:^m
And supper beinge prouided for ye preist: & ye rest: I was not
to eate with y:^m but tolde y^m if they woulde appointe a meetinge

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Second Redaction (after read-back?)                  

And soe after ye meetinge was donne I passed away to John
Audlands: and there came Jo: Story to mee: & lighted his pipe
of Tobacco: & saide hee sayde hee will ʌ you take a pipe of Tobacco
sayinge come sayde hee all is ours: & I lookt vpon him to
bee a forwarde bolde lad: & tobacco I did not take
butt It came Into my minde y^t: ye Lad might think I had not
vnity with ye creation: for I saw hee had a flashy empty
notion of religion: soe I tooke his pipe & putt it to my mouth
& gaue it to him againe to stoppe him least his rude tongue
shoulde say I had not vnity with ye creation

And from thence I came to preston Patricke Chappell: where there was
a great meetinge appointed & I went Into it & had a large
meetinge amongst ye people: & declared ye worde of life & ye
euerlastinge truth: to y^m & shewed ym y^t: ye ende of my comeinge
Into y^t. place was not to holde it vppe noe more then ye Apostles
goeinge Into ye Jewish synagoges & temples was: & Dianas but
to bringe y^m of all such thinges as they did: for ye Apostles
brought y^e saintes of ye true temple & Arons preisthoode

          they                           tolde ym

& after ʌ mett in houses: & ʌ yt there bodyes was ye temples

of God & yt Xt was there teacher

And soe from thence I came to Kendall where a meetinge was
appointed in ye townde hall: & when I had declared ye truth &
worde of life to y^m: & shewed y.^m howe they might knowe Xt
& ye scriptures & what woulde bee there teacher & what
woulde bee there condemnation I passed away: after I had
staide awhile in ye townde: & seuerall was con vinced there
Soe one Cocks mett mee in ye streete & woulde haue giuen mee

                      for people was much giuen to smoakinge tobacco

a rowle of tabacco ʌ soe I accepted of his loue but denyed it
And from thence I came to vnderbarrow to one Miles Batemans
& as I came on ye way seuerall people came a longe with mee
& great disputinges I had with y.^m especially with Ed: Burrough
& att night ye preist came & a many professors to M: Batemans
& a great deale of disputinge I had with y:^m
And supper beinge prouided for ye preist: & ye rest: I was not
to eate with y:^m but tolde y^m if they woulde appointe a meetinge