“…Then In Time Passing On…”
by Bryan Adams
…Then in time passing on Mr. [John] Johnson died, and I become an
humble sutor for his place (thinking my selfe most worthiest), wherin I found many
good and honorable friends that spake for me, but I saw that I was like to go without
it, and that any might have preferment but I. Wherby I began to sound the cause,
and guest that my religion was my hinderance. Whearupon, my mind being troubled,
I desired to get beyond the seas…
(Letter to Sir Robert Cecil)
humble sutor for his place (thinking my selfe most worthiest), wherin I found many
good and honorable friends that spake for me, but I saw that I was like to go without
it, and that any might have preferment but I. Wherby I began to sound the cause,
and guest that my religion was my hinderance. Whearupon, my mind being troubled,
I desired to get beyond the seas…
(Letter to Sir Robert Cecil)
... Entonces en tiempo Pasando ...
Sting
El …Then en el tiempo pasando a Sr. John Johnson murió, y me hago un
humille sutor para su lugar (pensando mi selfe la mayor parte de worthiest), wherin encontré muchos
a los amigos buenos y honorables que spake para mí, pero vi que yo era les gusta ir sin
ello, y que alguno podría tener el ascenso, pero yo. Wherby comencé a parecer la causa,
y el invitado que mi religión era mi hinderance. Whearupon, mi mente preocupada,
Deseé ponerme más allá de los mares …
(Carta a señor Robert Cecil)
humille sutor para su lugar (pensando mi selfe la mayor parte de worthiest), wherin encontré muchos
a los amigos buenos y honorables que spake para mí, pero vi que yo era les gusta ir sin
ello, y que alguno podría tener el ascenso, pero yo. Wherby comencé a parecer la causa,
y el invitado que mi religión era mi hinderance. Whearupon, mi mente preocupada,
Deseé ponerme más allá de los mares …
(Carta a señor Robert Cecil)