After much unintelligible panegyric on Shaftesbury, his Grace comes to Seymour:[320]
For Amiel, Amiel, who cannot endite,
Of his then value wont disdain to write;
The very him, with gown and mace did rule
The Sanhedrim, when guided by a fool;
The him that did both sense and reason shift.
That he to gainful place himself might lift;
The very him, that did adjust the seed
Of such as did their votes for money breed;
The mighty him, that frothy notions vents,