I will be true, even unto death." There was no quavering in his voice now.

His face was aglow with the passion of his earnestness.
Next moment Garret was in the midst of one of his fiery orations.

A fresh batch of pamphlets had come over from Germany.

They exposed new and wholesale corruptions which prevailed in the papal court, and which roused the bitterest indignation amongst those who were banded together to uphold righteousness and purity.

Unlike men of Clarke's calibre of mind, and full of the zeal which in later times blazed out in the movement of the Reformation, Garret could not regard the Catholic Church in its true and universal aspect, embracing all Christian men in its fold--the one body of which Christ is the head.