_P. 20._ _Life of George Herbert._

And, I wish as heartily as Those ministers that huddled
you can, that they would not up the church prayers
only read, but pray, the without a visible reverence
Common Prayer; and not and affection: namely, such
huddle it up so fast (as too as semed to say the Lord's
many do) by getting into a Prayer or collect in a breath.
middle of a second Collect,
before a devout Hearer can
say Amen to the first.

_Preface to Sanderson's XXI
_P. 20._ Sermons, 1655._

And now, having unbowelled But since I had thus adventured
my very soul thus to unbowel myself,
freely to you, &c. and to lay open the very inmost
thoughts of my heart.


_P.21._ _Life of Sanderton._

A Corrosive, or (as _Solomon_ Riches so gotten, and added
says of ill-gotten riches) to his great estate, would
_like gravel in his teeth_. prove _like gravel in his teeth_.


_P. 21._ _Life of Sir H. Wotton._