...which they rested their accusation was as follows : " O England, England, if thou wilt obstinately contract marriage confederacy, or league, with such princes as do maintain and *k 88 vance. idolatry, such as the Emperor who is no less enemy to Christ than ever was Nero ! If for...

...to be only the beginning " of sorrows, which appear to increase. For I perceive that Anno 1 553. « the heart, the tongue, and hand of one Englishman...friendship of such princes, I say, thou return to thine old " abominations before used under Papistry ; then, assured" ly, O England ! thou shalt be plagued and...

...to be only the beginning . " of sorrows, which appear to increase. For I perceive that Annuls™." the heart, the tongue, and hand of one Englishman...friendship of such princes, I say, thou return to thine old " abominations before used under Papistry ; then, assured" ly, O England ! thou shalt be plagued and...

...mercy in his sight, and " the state of thy commonweal shall be preserved. But, O " England, England 1 if thou obstinately wilt return into 13 " Egypt, that...friendship of such princes, I say, thou return to thine old " abominations before used under Papistry; then, assured" ly, O England ! thou shalt be plagued and...

...rumoured marriage of Queen Mary with Philip : " O England, England, if thou obstinately will return into Egypt, that is, if thou contract marriage, confederacy,...maintain and advance idolatry ; such as the Emperor, who is no less enemy to Christ than ever was Nero : if for the pleasure of such princes thou return...

...'• England ! England ! if thou wilt obstinately return into Egypt, tjjat " is, if thou con tract marriage, confederacy, or league with such princes...maintain and advance idolatry, such as the emperor, who is nut " less an enemy to Christ than was Nero ; if for the pleasure and friend" ship, I say, of...

...beginning of the present reign, was this : "0 England, England ! if thou wilt obstinately return into Egypt, — that is, if thou contract marriage, confederacy,...maintain and advance idolatry, such as the emperor, who is no less enemy to Christ than was Nero, — if, for the pleasure and friendship, I say, of such...

...dreaded even hy many of the English Catholies. " O England, England, if thou ohstinately wilt return into Egypt, that is, if thou contract marriage, confederacy,...maintain and advance idolatry ; such as the Emperor (who is no less enemy to Christ than ever was Nero): if, for the pleasure of such princes, thou return...

...present reign, was this: " O England, England ! if thou wilt obstinately return into Egypt,—that is, if thou contract marriage, confederacy, or league,...maintain and advance idolatry, such as the emperor, who is no less enemy to Christ than was Nero,—if, for the pleasure and friendship, I say, of such...

...thy commonwealth shall be preserved. " But, O England, England ! if thou obstinately wilt return into Egypt; that is, if thou contract marriage, confederacy, or league with such princes as maintain and advance idolatry, such as the emperor, who is no less an enemy unto Christ than ever was...