A fresh suit against human ceremonies in God's worship. Or a triplication unto. D.…A fresh suit against human ceremonies in God's vvorship. Or a triplication unto. D.…

But such terms the Rej. craves. The like jerks he lends to Mr. Jacob, p. 16. To Godly learned Fenner. p. 38.

But such termes the Rej. craves. The like jirkes he lends to Mr. Iacob, p. 16. To Godly learned Fenner. p. 38.

And he hath such a mind to chide, that upon the occasional mentioning of one word excrement, he fetcheth a vagary into Scotland, as it were, & sits in judgement upon the Author of the Scotch dialogue: pa. 131. l. 20. without any confutation of any ground, which I suppose had better suited his place, being an answerer, and not a judge.

And he hath such a mynde to chide, that upon the occasionall mentioning of one vvord excrement, he fetcheth a vagary into Scotland, as it vvere, & sitts in judgement upon the Author of theScotch dialogue: pa. 131. l. 20. vvithout any confutation of any ground, vvhich I supose had better suited his place, being an ansvverer, and not a judge.

In like sort, he vilifies Mr. Bradshaw: A pamphlet of things indifferent of Mr. Bradshaw. pa. 188. (your Mr. Bradshaw) Whom we are not ashamed to own, & suppose the Doctor would have been afraid to have grappled with him, in an arg: had he been alive.

In like sort, he vilifies Mr. Bradshavv: A pamphlet of things indifferent of Mr. Bradshavv. pa. 188. (your Mr. Bradshavv) VVhom vve are not ashamed to ovvne, & suppose the Doctor vvould haue beene afrayd to haue grappled vvith him, in an arg: had he beene aliue.