Any thoughtful man can readily perceive As far as my experience goes As for me, I say As it were At first it does seem as tho At this very moment, there are At times we hear it said.

The Contents of both which Books come before those of the first Book in the Thread of the Story, tho for preserving of this Unity of Action they follow them in the Disposition of the Poem.

I never came in Publick but I saluted them, tho in great Assemblies, all round, where it was seen how genteelly I avoided hampering my Spurs in their Petticoats, while I moved amongst them; and on the other side how prettily they curtsied and received me, standing in proper Rows, and advancing as fast as they saw their Elders, or their Betters, dispatch'd by me.

They interest me more, even tho of no great eminence, than those of persons far more illustrious in other walks of life.

As tawdry Gown and Petticoat gain more (Tho on a dull diseas'd ill-favour'd Whore)

Thy fathers face fixt in thy front Should be the paymaster tho from my hand.

You must know, says WILL., the Reason is, because they consider every Animal as a Brother or Sister in disguise, and therefore think themselves obliged to extend their Charity to them, tho under such mean Circumstances.

Along the sides of the chapel are the lofty stalls of the Knights of the Bath, richly carved of oak, tho with the grotesque decorations of Gothic architecture.

The written gospel varies not, and if it be but simply and plainly proposed tho to some it be proposed with more advantage, to some with less, still we have the same things immediately relating to our peace extant before our eyes ...

Tho underneath He now doth lie Sleepinge in Dust Yet shall he rise More glorious than The Starres in skies 1633