It was a full year after my Father died, before I had sight of any of my Countreymen and Fellow Prisoners.

Then John Gregory with much ado obtained leave to come and see me: which did exceedingly rejoyce me.

For a great Satisfaction it was, both to see a Countreyman, and also to hear of the welfare of the rest.

But he could not be permitted to stay with me above one day.

Until then, I knew not punctually where the rest of my Countreymen were, but having heard that they were within a days Journey of me, I never ceased importuning the People of the Town where I dwelt, to let me go and see them.