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path if it was mine. I answered; Yes, and I do not believe, since the cruel salutations of Master Paletz, that any thing troubled me more than these letters. I shudder at the wickedness of Michael, and of his accomplices. As to Master Jacobel, who preaches that we should beware of hypocrites, he is deceived by them more than any one, and delivers himself up to them. I have not read his letter, but I believe it to be severe. There were two copies in the same paper, and I thought at first it was not an answer to mine, but a copy of the letter of the Curé of Janowitz.

 

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LETTER XI.

 

TO THE BELIEVERS IN PRAGUE.

 

[A letter written from Constance, by John Huss, to the community of Prague, during the early part of his imprisonment.^[1]]

May God be with you; so that, in wrestling against Satan and the world, you may persevere to the end. I

 

1. This letter was read at Prague, in the Chapel of Bethlehem, and in the other churches.