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The ceremonyes and sacramētes Tyndale maketh his mokkynge stokke / but let hym beware by tyme lest god mokke hym agayne.

Better is it good […] reader to do the thynge yt Tyndale here reproueth / that is to wyt a […] hys wytte and vnderstandynge and ob[…] […] in the ceremonyes and sacra[…], and […] well wythoute ferther serche: then to do as […] done, that with hys curyouse serche hath s[…] […] pryed vppon them, wyth betle bro[…]es and his bryt[…] spectacles of pryde and malice, that the deuyll hath stry[…]en hym starke […] and set hym in a corner wyth a chayne and a clogge, & made hym hys ape to syt there and serue hym and to make hym sporte, with mokkynge and mowynge and pottynge the sacramentes, whyche yet the deuyll dredyth hym selfe & dare not come anere them.