...therein he ended his life, at his cure at Lutterworth, in Leicestershire, of the palsy. Admirable, that a hare so often hunted with so many packs of...dogs, should die at last quietly sitting in his form. Parsons, the Jesuit, snarls at Mr. Fox for counting Wicliffe a martyr in his calendar, as so far from...

...the vestrywindow, and thinking of quaint old Fuller's sporting expression about him — " Admirable, that a hare so often hunted with so many packs of dogs should die quietly setting in his form at last " — I made my way to Mr. Lucas's Btables. Darkie was the first...

...the last day of the year, and in the Death of wiclifsixty-first year of his age. * " Admirable," says Fuller, " that a hare so often hunted, with so many...should die, at last, quietly sitting in his form. "—Church Hist. p. 142. Character of Thus prematurely was terminated wiclif- the career of this extraordinary...

...during the celebration • Trialogus, cital by Turner, pt. iv. p. 434. 1 "Admirable," says Puller, "that a hare so often hunted, with so many packs of...should die, at last, quietly sitting in his form." — Church Hist. p. 148. of mass, and just about the time of the elevation of the sacrament. The attack...

...celebration • Trialogus, died by Turner, pt. iv. p. 424. t "Admirable," says Fuller, "that a hare ao often hunted, with so many packs of dogs, should die, at last, quietly sitting in his form."— Church Hist, p. 142. of mass, and just about the time of the elevation of the sacrament. The attack...

...Constitution, in Church and State, are founded. May those principles ever be respected ! * Admirable, that a hare so often hunted, with so many packs of dogs, should die at last quietly lilting in Ins form ! — ' INSCRIPTION UNDER AN HOUR-GLASS, IN 4 GROTTO NK.VU THE WATER. THIS babbling...

...church, during the celebration • Trialogus, cited by Turner, pt. iv. p. 424. 1 "Admirable," says Fuller, "that a hare so often hunted, with so many packs of dTgs, should die, at last, quietly sitting in his form."— Church Hist. p. 144 of mass, and just about...

...with saints and confessors in bearing testimony to the truth as it is in Jesus." • "Admirable," says Fuller, "that a hare so often hunted with so many...should die at last, quietly sitting in his form." No. I. page 6, col. 2 >iz. 404.) This error ERRATUM. i, line 7, of the article on the figure 9, for...

...confessors in bearing testimony to the truth as it is in Tesus." "Admirable," says Fuller, " lhat a liarc so often hunted with so many packs of dogs should die at last, quietly sitting in his form." ERRATUM. No. I. pagp 6, cot. 2, line 7, of the article on the figure 9, /or (Tiz. 4i' Tiz. 40A.) This...

...vices and errors of the age, diedthereof thepalsy, on the 29th ofDecember, 1384. "Admirable," says old Fuller, " that a hare so often hunted with so many...dogs, should die at last quietly sitting in his form." When his body had slept in its grave about one and forty years, the Council of Constance ordered that,...