discovered that, likely to fulfil even the fond
as he was the darling of his hopes of his father and the high
father, so (5) _he_ was like to promise of many years.
make good whatsoever _he_ had
for many years promised.

(5) _The other_, Sir H. Vane, was Fiennes' coadjutor, Sir H. Vane,
a man of great natural parts[25] was a man of great natural
(45) and of very profound ability.[25] Quick in understanding
dissimulation, of a quick and impenetrable in dissembling,
conception, and of very ready, he could also speak with
sharp, and weighty expression. He promptness, point, and weight. His
had an (50) unusual aspect, which, singular appearance, though it
though it might naturally proceed might naturally proceed from his
from his father and mother, parents, who were not noted for
neither of which were beautiful their beauty, yet impressed men
persons, yet (19) made men think with the belief that he had in him
there was somewhat in him of something extraordinary, an
extraordinary: and (52) his whole impression that was confirmed by
life made good that imagination. the whole of his life. His
Within a very short time after he behaviour at Oxford, where he
returned from his studies in studied at Magdalen College, was
Magdalen College in Oxford, where, not characterized, in spite of the
(43) though he was under the care supervision of a very worthy
of a very worthy tutor, he lived tutor, by a severe morality. Soon
not with great exactness, (43) he after leaving Oxford he spent some
spent some little time in France, little time in France, and more in
and more in Geneva, and, (43) Geneva. After returning to
after his return into England, England, he conceived an intense
(38) contracted a full prejudice hatred not only against the
and bitterness against the Church, government of the Church, which
both against the form of the was disliked by many, but also
government and the Liturgy, (43) against the Liturgy, which was
which was generally in great held in great and general
reverence, (15 _a_) _even with reverence.
many of those who were not
friends_ to (5) _the other_. In Incurring or seeming to incur, by
his giddiness, which then much his giddiness, the displeasure of
displeased, or seemed to his father, wh