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.…

This the Bishop thought not worthy of his own Rejoinder; but was contented to put it off unto D. Burges, as a friend to him, engaged in the cause, and wanting neither will, nor wit, nor words, nor credit.

This the Bishop thought not worthy of his owne Rejoynder; but was contented to put it off unto D. Burges, as a friend to him, ingaged in the cause, and wanting neyther will, nor witte, nor wordes, nor credit.

And he went about it, with all his might. But finding more rubs in the way, then he had thought of, after he had spent about nine years, in Rejoining to that which was written in some four we•kes, by Special Command (procured he knoweth by whom) was compelled to thrust forth his imperfect wo•ke, full of such passionate stuff, as (it may be) upon more deliberation, he himself would have recalled.

And he went about it, with all his might. But finding more rubbes in the way, then he had thought of, after he had spent about nine years, in Rejoyning to that which was written in some fowre we•kes, by Special Command (procured he knoweth by whome) was compelled to thrust forth his imperfect wo•ke, full of such passionate stuffe, as (it may be) upon more deliberation, he himself would have recalled.

Upon these out-cries, it was necessary to speak again for a good cause, lest defamation should prevail against it.

Vpon these out-cries, it was necessarie to speakagaine for a good cause, lest diffamation should praevayl against it.