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Since I heard of our dear brother Rogers' departing, and stout confession of Christ and his truth even unto the death, my heart (blessed be God) rejoiced of it, that since that time (I say) I never felt any lumpish heaviness in my heart, as I grant I have felt sometimes before.
Nicholas Ridley — Letter to John Bradford and fellow prisoners (Oxford Bocardo, 1555), in John Foxe, Acts and Monuments
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