The Interpretation whereof delivered by her brother Merlin.
Gwendolina my dearly beloved Sister, be not thou discoura∣ged at thy revelation; for it tendeth to thy comfort, and be thou confident that the field which thou sawest signifieth this Island of great Brittain, and the small heaps of stones signifieth the Commonalty of all sorts which get their living through the Industry of their labour, and which do put their whole trust and confidence for their sustenance in the Almighty God.
The great heaps which thou sawest, signifies the whole no∣bility and great ones of this Island, the multitude of people which thou sawest carrying away the stones from the small heaps and pouring of them into the great heaps, signifies the Servants, Bayliffs, and Stewards of the nobility and great ones, which are and which will he hereafter: These, by fraud, op∣pression, and sinister ways and means will queeze the poor and weak, sometimes by colour or pretence of Offices, sometimes in colour of the Legal power, sometimes by fraud and oppre∣ssion, and sometimes by Robbery and Thievery. And where∣as thou sawest the great heaps not increasing or growing bigger by the carriage of the small heaps into them, that signifies the wrath of God against fraud and oppression, which prevents the prospering of such wicked heaping up of riches with the