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Tyndale is a great marker / there is nothynge with hym now but marke, marke, marke. It is pytye yt the man were not made a marker of chases in some tenys playe. For in good fayth he sholde be therin mych better occupyed than he is in this / when he sytteth and marketh all other mennis fautes and leueth his owne vnmarked / whych euery other man marketh well inough.

He byddeth the people marke that theyr prynces are hypocrytes in the hyghest degre / and so he teacheth theyr subiectes to haue them in good opynyon and reuerens. But I am glad as helpe me god on the tother syde, that the holy spyrytuall hedes of Tyndales heresyes, as frere Luther & frere Huskyn, and all the hole pakke of the pryncypall fathers of all theyr frantyque sectes, haue lefte of a pece of theyr hypocrysye, and by theyr fylthy weddynge shewed thē selfe playne open rybaudes.