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The Prose Works of Jonathan Swift, Vol. X.

BOOK I
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_Burnet,_ speaking of the Scotch preachers at sacrament times during the civil wars, says:--The crowds were far beyond the capacity of their churches, or the reach of their voices .-- _Swift._ I believe the church had as much capacity as the minister.
P.64.

_Burnet._ The resolutioners sent up one Sharp, who had been long in England, and was an active and eager man .-- _Swift._ Afterwards archbishop, and murdered.
P.66.

_Burnet._ Thus Cromwell had all the King's party in a net.

He let them dance in it at pleasure.

And upon occasions _clapt_ them up for a short while .-- _Swift._ Pox of his _claps_.
P.87.


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