The Velvet Cushion

altar amidst Antinomianism Arminian aunt awful began believe Berkely better Bible blessed called Calvinism Calvinist CHAPTER CHAPTER character Charles II child Christ Church circumstances congregation cushion dear death dissent divine doctrines duties endeavour error eyes father favour fear feel felt friends grave hand happy hear heard heart heaven holy honour hope infirm King ligion looked Lord manuscript ment mercy methodists mind minister Munster neighbour never nuncio old gentleman old lady old Vicar once Papists parent parish peculiar perhaps piety points poor Popery pray prayer preacher preaching prede Protestantism pulpit Puritans Queen racter rejoice religion replied the Vicar sacred Saints Saviour scarcely Scriptures seemed seen sermon shew sion sitor Socinianism soon sort spirit sure surplice taught tears temper tertian thing thought tion touch truth velvet venerable Verger vestry vicarage Visitor wish worship zeal