Anonymous, The Character of a Grumbletonian… (1689)
“ By his Commending Tenderness of Conscience in others, you'd be almose Tempted to belive he had some such thing himself, -- and indeed who wou'd think any Man wou'd forswear himself by way of Civil Conversation or so, a Hundred times a Day, and yet all o' the sudden Start and Bogle at one single Oath of Allegiance? one would think he own'd a God too when he seems afraid to Invoke his Name to a Lie, or beleiv'd in a Hell, when he says he dares not comply for fear of Damnation. ”
