Chapter

 1 44|     just occurs to me that the Puritans are furious against Buckingham,
 2 53| recognized one of those gloomy Puritans she had so often met, not
 3 53|       knew was familiar to the Puritans. "Well, let my God save
 4 53|        in great favor with the Puritans: ~"Thou leavest thy servants,
 5 53|       as it is well known, the Puritans did not pique themselves
 6 53|  effect which the most exalted Puritans rarely found in the songs
 7 54|        debauchee, and whom the Puritans styled simply Satan. ~"Oh,
 8 56|      cry out, 'These miserable Puritans! I knew very well that they
 9 56|        and although I like not Puritans I do them justice; and it
10 57|      of you?' ~"'You have said Puritans have but one word. Mine
11 59|       a long sojourn among the Puritans. ~When he compared the public