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The History of England from the Accession of James II.

CHAPTER VIII
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He was recognised by his sacerdotal garb and by his corpulent figure, and was hooted through the hall.

"Take care," said one, "of the wolf in sheep's clothing." "Make room," cried another, "for the man with the Pope in his belly." [404] The acquitted prelates took refuge from the crowd which implored their blessing in the nearest chapel where divine service was performing.
Many churches were open on that morning throughout the capital; and many pious persons repaired thither.

The bells of all the parishes of the City and liberties were ringing.

The jury meanwhile could scarcely make their way out of the hall.

They were forced to shake hands with hundreds.


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