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Page 12 text:
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Chief among the Facult ' , which name was oft apphed to the Scholemasters. was Master Spiegler, though I ne er could determine if he be Faculty of Elder, seeming now the one, now the other, and upon him was liestowed the title of Provost, an office whicli in former tinu ' was held by the astrolo- ger of the isle, a certain hister Green. And xcrily I never did discoxer upon what measure appoint- ment to the office was made, lest it be for strange manner of speech, which trait was peculiar to both Masters Green and Spiegli-r. and if this be so I ween some da M,ist(M- I udwig will be Pro ' ost.
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Page 11 text:
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During my stay was Master John Coleman chief of the Elders, and he as called strangely now Jack, now President Coleman, and anon Masked Man, and many other names too which decencv ' prevents me write here, though such names were sometime writ in the publick prints of the isle for the sake of Honesty and most especially of Candour. And while I did reside in the isle these students did sit upon the Council: Masters Curris, and Faust the Elder, and Wilcox, and Helme, and Masters Geiss, and Cook, and Weckstein, and Master Cross, who was a great writer of outlines and programs, and Master Erb, and Faust the Younger, aiid Master Schotz. And at the head of the Council Master Ludwig did sit. Many of these students did write in the publick prints, whose chief author was Master Stern, and all did take a part in the railing of the sessions called Splenary.
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Notwithstanding liis strangeness to me, 1 did find Master Ludwig a most agreeable companion. He did shew me all the isle that day and did secure for me li ing quarters among the Sen ors. which were the eldest of all the students in the isle. In- deed it was an exceeding beauteous place, with many mar ellous houses and buildings, and with much jocund company the like of which I nexcr did see before and. I ween. I shall nexcr see again. Therefore I thank God for preserving my life, and for bringing me into the isle of Haverford.
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