...father's days, that you do now : and then to ihew how able a Judge ihe was in that controverfy, (Tie added, as for your new books, I thank God I never...any of them ; I never did, and never will. She then flew out into manv hitter cxpreffions againft the form of religion at prefent eftabliihed, and parted...

...." and then, to fhew how able a judge fbe was in that controversy, (he added, '• as for your ntw books, I thank God I never read any of them , I never did, and never will." She then flew out into many bitter expicfiions ag.iinft the form of religion at prefent eftabliftied, and pitted...

...in my father's days that you do now : and then to shew how able a judge she was in that controversy, she added, as for your new books, I thank God I never...any of them ; I never did, and never will. She then flew into many bitter invectives against the present form of religion established, and parted from...

...not for your life have vouched that to be God1s word in my father's days, which you now preach ; and as for your new books, I thank God I never read any o/ them, nor ever will." She added a great many bitter reproaches on .the reformed Church of England,...

...ears have avouched that for God's word in my father's days, that you do now ;" and then, to shew how well she had prepared herself to argue with the prelate,..." As for your new books, I thank God, I never read aijy of them ; I never did and never will." She then, after making use of much harsh language, parted...

...ears have avouched that for God's word in my father's days, that you do now ;" and then, to shew how well she had prepared herself to argue with the prelate, she added, " As for your new books, 1 thank God, I never read any of them ; I never did and never will." She then, after making use of...

...avouched that for God's word in my father's days, that you do now ;" and then, to shew how well she bad prepared herself to argue with the prelate, she added, " As for your new books, 1 thank God, I never read any of them ; I never did and never will." She then, after making use of...

...have avouched that fur God's word in my father's days, that you do now. — A' for your new boohs, I thank God, I never read any of them ; I never did, and I never will." After using much harsh language, she took leave of the Uighnp with these words : " My...

...durst not for your ears have avouched that for God's word in my father's days, that you do no-.v. — As for your new books, I thank God, I never read any of thorn ; I never did, and I never will." After using much harsh language, she took leave of the Bishop...

...in my father's days that now you do. And then, to show how able a judge she was in this controversy, she added, as for your new books, I thank God I never...any of them ; I never did, and never will. She then flew into many bitter expressions against the form of religion at present established, and against...