"The book of life, and the principles which guided them in reforming the church, should be largely and publicly distributed, for the use and enlightenment of the people in times of great ignorance of true religious information, in order that those who, by reason of their poverty or other causes, were not able to purchase such books themselves, should have the Word of God, made free of access to them in their own mother tongue."

"The east window of the church of Furness Abbey has been noble; some of the painted glass that once adorned it is preserved in a window in Windermere church. The window in that church consists of seven compartments, or partitions. In the third, fourth, and fifth are depicted in full proportion the Crucifixion, with the Virgin Mary on the right, and the beloved disciple St. John the Evangelist on the left side of the cross. Angels are expressed receiving the sacred blood from the five precious wounds. Below the cross are a group of monks in the proper habits, with the abbot in a vestment. Their names are written on labels issuing from their mouths. The abbot's name is defaced, which would have given a date to the