Compare 1587 edition: 1 At his comming to Hadington, he was lod|ged in the Nunrie there, and ſhewed much boun|teous humanitie towards the Nunnes, and al o|ther of that houſe, not ſuffering any manner of thing to be done preiuditiall to the ſame.

Compare 1587 edition: 1 The like gentleneſſe he vſed towardes them of the holy Roode houſe at his comming to Edyn|burgh, wherein he likewiſe lodged.

Compare 1587 edition: 1 It is thoughte, that in memory of the friendly entertainemente, whiche his father the Duke of Lancaſter founde in theſe Abbeys, at the time of his being in Scotland, when the rebellion chaun|ced in England, through Iacke Strawe and his complices, he ſhewed ſuche fauor towardes them at this preſent.