BullTellethofHisWinningoftheLordshipofUtterbol“Whenthourannestawayfromme，andleftmealoneatGoldburg，Iwasgrieved；thenClementChapmanofferedtotakemebackwithhimtohisowncountry，which，hedidmetowit，liethhardbythine：
butIwouldnotgowithhim，sinceIhadaninklingthatI
shouldfindtheslayerofmybrotherandbeavengedonhim。
SotheChapmendepartedfromGoldbergafterthatClementhaddealtgenerouslybymeforthysake；andwhentheyweregoneIbethoughtmewhattodo，andthouknowestIcansomeskillwiththefiddleandsong，soIbetookmyselftothatcraft，bothtoearnsomewhatandthatImightgathertidingsandbelittleheeded，tillwithinawhilefolkgottoknowmewell，andwouldoftensendformetotheirmerry-makings，wheretheygavemefiddler’swages，towit，meat，drink，andmoney。
SowhatwithonethingwhatwithanotherIwasrichenoughtoleaveGoldburgandfalltomyjourneyuntoUtterbol；