How untrue this is, his Honour very well knoweth; and so do a number more besides. For, in truth, I neither, as then, knew CAMPION, had never seen him in all my life, nor knew where or in what place he was, it is very unlike[ly] then I should make him any such promise. But that he may learn another time to order his matters with more truth and discretion; I will set down both how I went, with what Commission, and to what intent: and then let him have judgment according to the credit of his Work: * * * * * When I had revealed the traitorous speeches of PAYNE the Priest (how, and after what manner, you may read in the book [by ANTHONY MUNDAY] before expressed [see page 205]) I was demanded, If I knew where he was at that time? I could not make any certain answer. Whereupon I was demanded again, If I would do my endeavour to search him out? Whereto, according to my bounden duty, I agreed right willingly. [Sidenote: I saw the Warrant myself; and neither was CAMPION, PAYNE, or any one named therein: but _all Priests, Jesuits, and such seditious persons._ [A.M.]] Then was I appointed, in company with DAVID JENKINS, one of the Messengers of Her Majesty's Chamber; and to us was delivered a Warrant to take and apprehend, not any one man, but _all Priests, Jesuits, and such like seditions persons_, as in our journey we should meet withal. Neither was CAMPION, PAYNE, or any one man named in the Warrant: for that as the one was judged hard to be found; so it was uncertain where to find him [that] I knew well enough. Wherefore remembering, when I served Master ROPER, that there was one THOMAS COOPER a Cook, who served him likewise, and also knew the aforesaid PAYNE; to him I thought good to go, because I had understanding that he dwelt at Lyford in Berkshire with one Master YATE who was a very earnest Papist and gave great entertainment to all of that sect: thinking as it might so fall out that we either might find the said PAYNE there, or else understand where he was. And considering the generality [_comprehensiveness_] of our Warrant, some other Priests might chance to be there; in respect that he was such a host for all of that disposition. When we came to Lyford, and had talked with this aforesaid THOMAS COOPER; we were framing ourselves to depart thence, not having been within the house at all. But he desiring us to stay dinner, we alighted and went in with him; he not telling me that _CAMPION was there with his Master_ for he [_Master YATE_] was then in the gaol at Reading; or any other Priest: though it hath pleased our nameless Author to write so. [Sidenote: A holy kind of Church, whereof the Devil is Vicar. [A.M.]] When we were within the house, this COOPER brought us into the buttery: where he, whispering me in the ear, demanded, If my fellow were within the Church or no? as much to say as, Whether he was a Papist or no?