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 pretended saints in the other world but how they did squabble, fight, tear one another! not far from lay the whore mongers and adulterers who made such a hideous noise, then he was very much startled. Walking down a few steps, he espied an incredible number, almost hid with smoke he asked what they were? the told him they were millers and  but, good lack, what a noise was  among them, the millers crying to  bakers, and the bakers to the  for help, but all is in vain, for there  none to help them. Passing on he saw thousands of shopkeepers,  of whom he knew, who were  for defrauding and cheating their customers. Having taken this of hell, the spirit Mephostophiles  him in his arms, and carried him  to his own house, where he  was amazed at what he had seen  his dream. Being come to himself, asked the spirit in what place hell  and who made it;