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My deerest, thou doest faithfully, whatsoeuer thou workest on the brethren, ∴ and that vpon strangers.
A great grace to be beneficiall to strangers, specially to them that be of our catholike faith, and suffer for the same.
Remember then your vngracious gouernment in the daies of Quéene Mary, when al those strangers, which afore in the daies of good king Edward were intertained and comforted in Eng∣land, bicause they had left their countries for the kéeping of a good conscience, and for the testimonie of the true, ancient, most holie catholike faith, were banished this land, and sent to séeke a re∣sting place, where they might find or get it.