‘Then would they carry the same _Alexander_ downe the Chamber, willing him to call upon God for grace, and earnestly to repent him, and to put his trust only in Christ Jesus. And, setting him in a chaire, desired his Father to send for all his neighbours, to helpe to pray for him. And, on a suddaine, he would be strangely handled, for, (sitting in a chaire when the fit came) he would be cast headlong upon the ground, or fall downe, drawing then his lips away, gnashing with his teeth, wallowing and foming, and the Spirit would uexe him monstrously, and transforme his body, and alter the same by many violences. Then the said _Edward_, his brother, with one _Thomas Wakefield_, would lay hands on _Alexander_, and set him in the Chaire againe, and there hold him. All that were in the house praying earnestly. ‘And the said _Edward_ charging the Spirit with these words, _Thou fowle Fiend, I coniure thee, in the name of Iesus our Sauiour, the Sonne of Almighty God, that thou speake unto us_. ‘Whereat the Spirit transformed him very ugly against his Chest, swelling upwards to his throat, plucking his belly iust to his backe, and so ceased for a time. ‘The partie tormented, being somewhat restored, uttered these words, _Sirs, He will speake with me, I pray you let him not speak with mee_. Whereupon all that were present did pray earnestly, at which the Spirit began to vexe him very grieuously, and swelled sore in his Chest, and, in a base sounding, and hollow voyce, uttered these words, _I will, I will, I will_. Then replyed the said _Edward_, and said, _Thou shalt not, and I charge thee in the Name of Jesus Christ that thou speak unto us, and not unto him_. Then the Spirit, in a hollow voyce said, _Why didst thou tell them?_ Then the said _Edward_ did charge the Spirit, (as aforesaid) to tell them the cause of his comming, and why he did torment his brother? To the which the Spirit answered, _I come for his Soule_. Then the said _Edward_ said unto the Spirit, _Wee have a warrant in the Holy Scriptures, that such as doe earnestly repent them of their sins, and turn unto God, with the only hope of Saluation, through the merits of Iesus Christ, thou mayest not have them, for Christ is his Redeemer_. The Spirit uttered (in a base, hollow sounding voyce) these words, _Christ, that was my Redeemer_. Then _Edward_ said, _Christ that is his Redeemer, not thy Redeemer but my brother_ Alexander, _his Redeemer_.