At contra, faber iste tenebrosae mentis et actionis, imminente morte, vidit aperta tartara, vidit damnationem diaboli et sequacium eius; vidit etiam suum infelix inter tales carcerem, quo miserabilius ipse desperata salute periret, sed viventibus qui haec cognovissent, causam salutis sua perditione relinqueret.
But contrariwise this carpenter, whose mind and doings were in darkness, at the hour of his death saw hell open, saw the damnation of the devil and them that follow him; the unhappy man saw too his own prison among such company, to the intent he should himself die the more miserably in despair of his salvation, yet by his own damnation might leave occasion of salvation to the living which had heard these things.
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