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BEcause good and gentle reader, It maye to some cer∣tayne persones ey¦ther corrupte with euyll affeccyons or therwyse ly∣ghtely moued to vayne offence & flaūdre, seme that I am of ryght lytle charytie, and yt myne whole studye, and endeuoyre soundeth to no purpose elles, but onely to rayse trouble, stryfe, and sedycy∣ons in the worlde as they of a set frowardnes / malycyously do ca¦lumpnyate, theyr cōdempned cō∣scyence testyfyeng the contrarie, for that that I in despyte of the deuyll, & for the zele that I beare to the truthe of goddes worde, & his moste blyssed name, doo (as they thynke) somwhat to sharp∣ly rebuke the vyce of some that wolde be estemed ye heddes of the