London (England) -- History -- 17th century; London (England) -- Social life and customs -- 17th century
_Then by and by the King shall say_,
I confess to God, to the blessed Virgin Mary, to all Saints,
and to you, that I have sinned in thought, word, and deed
through my fault; I pray Holy _Mary_, and all the saints of God
and you, to pray for me.
_The Chaplain shall answer and say_,
Almighty God have mercy upon you, and pardon you all your sins,
deliver you from all evil, and confirm you in good, and bring
you to everlasting life. Amen.
The Almighty and Merciful Lord grant you absolution and
remission of all your sins, time for true repentance and
amendment of life, with the grace and comfort of his Holy
Spirit. Amen.
_This done the Chaplain shall say_,
The Lord be with you.
_The King shall answer_,
And with thy spirit.
_The Chaplain_,
Part of the Gospel according to St. Mark.
_The King shall answer_,
Glory to thee, O Lord.
_The Chaplain reads the Gospel_:
Last he appeared to those Eleven as they sat at the Table: and
he exprobated their Incredulity and hardness of Heart, because
they did not believe them that had seen him risen again. And he
said to them: Going into the whole World, Preach the Gospel to
all Creatures. He that believeth and is Baptised, shall be
saved: But he that believeth not, shall be condemned. And them
that believe, these Signs shall follow: In my name shall they
cast out Devils, they shall speak with new tongues. Serpents
shall they take up, and if they drink any deadly thing it shall
not hurt them; they shall impose hands upon the sick, and they
shall be whole.
_Which last clause_ (They shall impose, etc.) _the Chaplain repeats
as long as the King is handling the sick person. And in the time of
repeating the aforesaid words_ (They shall impose, etc.) _the Clerk
of the Closet shall Kneel before the King, having the sick person
upon the right hand; and the sick person shall likewise kneel
before the King: and then the King shall lay his hand upon the sore
of the sick Person. This done, the Chaplain shall make an end of
the Gospel_:
And so our Lord Jesus after he spake unto them was assumpted
into Heaven, and sate on the right hand of God. But they going
forth preached everywhere; our Lord working withal, and
confirming the Word with signs which followed.
_Whilst this is reading, the Chirurgion shall lead away the sick
person from the King. And after the Gospel the Chaplain shall say_,
The Lord be with you.
_The King shall answer_,
And with thy spirit.
_The Chaplain_,
The beginning of the Gospel according to St. _John_.
_The King_,
Glory to thee, O Lord.
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