115/217 But 'twas pleasanter, when the other saint _Resist-the-devil-and-he-will-flee-from-thee Pureman_ was overtaken in the act, to plead an illusio visus, and maintain his sanctity upon a supposed power in the adversary to counterfeit the shapes of things. Another round, and then let every man devise what trick he can in his fancy, for the better manifesting our loyalty this day. Shall we hang a puritan? No, that has been done already in Coleman Street. |