England's beauty in seeing King Charles the Second restored to majesty (1661)
Reeve, Thomas, 1594-1672 · London : Printed by I.R. · leaf 222
backs. The great works of perfecutton if to dig downAltars , and to flay the Prophets. How were the Church-orna-ments in this hand carried -up and down with Triumph, and theChurch-men made Spetlac/es, and Ga^ivg-ftockj ? Well ( rightreverend Fathers )ye have gotten your Rochets upon your backj,and… … ^IJ *nce ofthefefons ^f Belial ? That ye may neverr!f God Be plea-fed ,tafie again the like bitter fruit, that ye have formerly, I haveendeavoured to plucky up this root that beareth Gall, and Worm-wood. Thus if you shall deigne to caft your favourable and fa-therly eye upon mypaines, and pronounce…
Charles II, King of England, 1630-1685 · Puritans · Sermons, English
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