(100) wee lighted & ye lasse made vs a fire her master & dame being
gonne to ye markett & there was a boy lyinge in ye cradle
w^ch: they rockt about 11 yeeres olde: & hee was growne almost
double: & I cast my eye vpon ye boy: & seeinge hee was
dirty: I bid ye lasse wash his face & his hands & gett
him vppe & bringe him vnto mee:

soe shee brought him to mee & I bid her take him &
wash him againe for shee had not washt him cleane
then I was moued of ye Ld Gd to lay my handes vpon
him & speake to him: & soe bid ye lasse take him ag=
aine & putt on his cloaths: & after wee passt away:

And sometime after I caled att ye house: & I mett his
mother but did not light: oh stay says shee: & haue
a meetinge att our house for all ye country is convinct
by ye great miracle y^t was donne ʌby mee vpon her my sonn for wee
had carryed him to wells & ye bath: & all doctors had giuen
him ouer for his grandefather & father feared hee woulde
haue dyed & there name haue gonne out haueinge but y^t
son but presently after you was gonne ʌsays shee wee came home &
founde our son playinge in ye streets: therefore saide shee
all ye country would come to heare if I woulde come backe
againe: & have a meetinge ʌthere: & this was about 3 yeeres
after: y^t shee tolde mee of it & hee was growne to bee a
streight full youthe then: & soe ye Ld haue ye praise

Butt as wee was turneinge from ye house & comeinge towards
swarthmoore wee ouertooke many rude markett people whoe
did stone vs & abuse vs: but ye Lds power carryed vs ouer
all y^m: all soe as wee had noe harme:

There is no parallel to the account of these cures in the 1694 edition.

And soe when ye Churches was setled in ye north: & ye
Ld had raised vppe many & sent foorth many Into his vine
yarde to preach his euerlastinge gospell: as ff: H. & E: B:
to London: J: Cham & J: Audland to Bristow through ye countryes
Rich: Huberthorne & G: whitehead towards Norwich: & Tho:
Holmes Into wales: y^t a matter of 70 ministers did ye
Lord raise vppe & sent abroade out of ye north countryes:

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About this Time did the Lord move upon the Spirits of many,
whom he had raised up, and sent forth to Labour in his Vineyard, to
travel Southwards, and spread themselves in the Service of the
Gospel to the Eastern, Southern and Western parts of the Nation:
As Francis Howgill and Edward Burrough to London; John Camm
and John Audland to Bristol, through the Countries; Richard Hub-
berthorn and George Whitehead towards Norwich; Thomas Holmes
into Wales, and others otherways: for above sixty Ministers had the
Lord raised up, and did now send abroad out of the North-Country.
And the sense of their Service being very Weighty upon me, I was
moved to give forth the following Paper, directed thus: