a myraculous boy 3 & half {illeg} the 7
Adelstrop.
The Miraculous boy \Robart/ 3 y & a halfe of Adelstrop {c} |A| {sic} worketh these miracles
Robart the boy healed on yt was blind & a deafe fellow of Statf{illeg} vppon Haven.
& a child of on Iud{illeg} dwelling at Southam in warwicksheere a caruers sonne a lame fellow yt is mutch mended & now can goe & shoote.
& a womā yt was lame in her hand & now cā doe anye thing wth it
& did helpe on of the queenes evyll & on of the fallinge sicknes.
{&} heald anothr young man yt was blynd. & did see & aftr returned home & gave him selfe to tipling & carousing & fell blynd agayne. of Stratford of the haven.
Anothr mā brought his wife yt sitte nor stande but {yad.} was best when she went about & was healed & aftr her husband gybing told her the boy Robbyn yt he did him a great displeasure for now his wife could set & take her ease 4 hours togeathr & doth not goe about her busynes asmutch as before./
Calendared note from MS Ashmole 216, f. 166v/bR-1, f. 167r/uL (f. 166v bottom right, and f. 167r upper left)
