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.…

We now see our limits & allowance: let the judicious Reader according to this rule, consider of some Keen passages of the Reply: and I suppose it vvill be found, that the most of them, if not all, are pointed against the unwarrantable standings, & places, the intolerable, & ambitious courses of our Prelates, or else their seeming & self-deceiving arguments.

VVe novv see our limitts & allovvance: let the judicious Reader according to this rule, consider of some Keene passages of the Reply: and I suppose it vvill be found, that the most of thē, if not all, are poynted agaynst the unvvarrantable standings, & places, the intollerable, & ambitious courses of our Prelats, or else their seeming & self-deceaving arguments.

If in any he hath exceeded the bounds of sobriety, I profess, neither to defend, nor excuse it, I know the Replyer himself vvill not allow it: For he hath silenced, all such expressions in this second Reply: though he had never so just cause, to provoke him thereunto, & ⟨image 23⟩never so great advantage given him by the miserable mistakes of the Rej. in many places: which if the Rej. had found in him, (He that can hawk after words with such eagerness) we should have had exclamations, Proclamations, & outcries enough to have filled up a wordy & windy volume.

If in any he hath exceeded the bounds of sobriety, I professe, neither to defend, nor excuse it, I knovv the Replyer himself vvill not allovve it: For he hath silenced, all such expressions in this second Reply: though he had never so just cause, to provoke him thereunto, & ⟨image 23⟩never so great advantage given him by the miserable mistakes of the Rej. in many places: vvhich if the Rej. had found in him, (He that can haulke after vvords vvith such eagernes) vve should have had exclamations, Proclamations, & outcryes enough to haue filled up a vvordy & vvyndy volume.