...honourable deportment, jn all the conctrns of private life, feem at fact feafons to glory in achng the parts of deceitful knaves ; and without pretending...mutually confent to be guilty of as great a quantum of wickednel» at thele carnivals, as the molt indulgent Pope ever had the infolence to pardon 1 But,...

...perhaps are of decent and honourable deportment in all the concerns of private life, seem at such seasons to glory in acting the parts of deceitful knaves ; and without pretending to a dispensation from any Pope, mutually consent to beguiltyofas much accumulated wickedness at these carnivals,...