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Tell me," Peter went on, "hae ye onything upo yer min', laddie, 'at ye wud like to confess and be eased o'? There's nae papistry in confessin to yer ain auld father!" James lay still for a few moments; then he said, almost inaudibly "I think I could tell my mother better nor you, father." "It'll be a' ane whilk o' 's ye tell. The forgiein and the forgettin 'ill be ae deed by the twa o' 's at ance!
"Of course," went on Crossthwaite, without taking notice of this interruption, "he allows full liberty of conscience. All he wishes for is the emancipation of intellect. He will allow every one, he says, to realize that idea to himself, by the representations which suit him best." "An' so he has no objection to a wee playing at Papistry, gin a man finds it good to tickle up his soul?"
By the National Covenant, the Covenanters declared their belief "in the true Christian faith and religion, revealed by the blessed evangel, and received by the Kirk of Scotland, as God's eternal truth and only ground of our Salvation;" renounced "all kinds of Papistry," its authority, dogmas, rites and decrees, and pledged themselves to maintain "the King's majesty, in the defence of Christ, against all enemies within this realm or without."
Unfortunately, the people of Edinburgh belonged almost entirely to the Reformed religion; so that, furious at the queen's giving such a proof of papistry at her first appearance, they entered the church by force, armed with knives, sticks and stones, with the intention of putting to death the poor priest, her chaplain.
Isn't his name far and near, as a braw defender o' the faith, and a putter down o' Papistry?" "By the way, Malcomson," said Sir Robert, "where did you get Robinson Crusoe, by which I mean that wild-looking man in the green-house?" "Saul, sir, it's a question I never speered at him.
The spirit of my Puritan ancestors was mighty within me, and I did not wonder at their being out of patience with all this mummery, which seemed to me worse than papistry because it was a corruption of it.
There he beheld on all sides that the Lord had indeed put the besom of destruction into the hands of the Reformers; and that not one of all the buildings which had been polluted by the papistry no, not one had escaped the erasing fierceness of its ruinous sweep. The presence of the magistrates lent the grace of authority to the zeal of the people, and all things were done in order.
Amidst these great diversities of opinion I will venture on none of my own, but will attempt to describe him. In Ireland stanch Protestantism consists too much in a hatred of Papistry in that rather than in a hatred of those errors against which we Protestants are supposed to protest.
One of them is that Father Isaac Jogues who was maimed by the Mohawks, when he carried papistry among them, and the other his donné a name these priests give to any man who of his own free will goes with them to be servant of the mission." "Bring them out of the keep," said Madame La Tour.
A sound, it is true, came among us of a design, on the part of the government in London, to bring back the old harlotry of papistry; but we spent our time in the lea of the hedge, and the lown of the hill.
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