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 crye of the ret of the childrē which ecaped, o amazed the cattell feeding by, that being fearfull to be robbed of their young, they altogether came running againt the Woolfe with uch force that he was preently compelled to let goe his holde and to run away to ecape danger of their hornes, by which meanes the Childe was preerued from death, and God be thanked remains liuing at this day.

And that this thing is true, Maiter Tice Artine a Brewer dwelling at Puddlewharfe, in London, beeing a man of that Country borne, and one of good reputation and account, is able to iutifie, who is neere Kinman to this Childe, and hath from thence twice receiued Letters conerning the ame, and for that the firte Letter did rather driue him into wondering at the act then yeelding credit therunto, he had hortlye after at requet of his writing another letter ent him, wherby he was more fully atified, and diuers other perons of great credit in London hath in like orte receiued letters from their freends to the like effect.

Likewie in the townes of Germany aforeaid continuall praier was ved vnto