 | Political state of Great Britain - 1719 - 588 pàgines
...Quarelfom, bi]t then he bows to the Altar, and thinks "King W'Vmm \f- damned* For Injlatifes then, A Third neither preaches nor prays, but he does a more meritorious Thing — •? - he con|tantlyand fervently Curfes the Ctrrnans and the Preihyttrians Another cheats every Body, and pays... | |
 | John England - 1849 - 508 pàgines
...cheats everybody, and pays nobody, but he drinks to the royal orphan, and connot abide King George. Л third neither preaches nor prays, but he does a more meritorious thing, be constantly and fervently curses the Germans and the I3resbyte* The clergy of the church of England... | |
 | John England - 1900 - 580 pàgines
...then he bows to the altar and thinks King William is damned. Another cheats everybody and pays nobody, but he drinks to the royal orphan, and cannot abide...nor prays, but he does a more meritorious thing, he constantly and fervently curses the Germans and the Presbyterians. A sixth is an evidence upon a trial... | |
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One parson is drunken and quarrelsome, but then he bows to the altar and thinks King William is damned. Another cheats everybody and pays nobody, but he drinks to the royal orphan, and cannot abide King George. A third neither preaches nor prays, but... 