As a matter of fact, Hugh Fitzjames was the cousin of these girls, and for many years had been a member of Dr.Langton's household.

Now he was living at St.Alban Hall, and Dalaber was his most intimate friend and comrade, sharing the same double chamber with him.

It was this intimacy which bad first brought Anthony Dalaber to the Bridge House; and having once come, he came again and yet again, till he was regarded in the light of a friend and comrade.
There was a very strong tie asserting itself amongst certain men of varying ages and academic rank at Oxford at this time.

Certain publications of Martin Luther had found their way into the country, despite the efforts of those in authority to cheek their introduction and circulation.

And with these books came also portions of the Scriptures translated into English, which were as eagerly bought and perused by vast numbers of persons.
Martin Luther was no timid writer.