He disalloweth our ceremonies and rites, and teacheth another way
To serve God, than that which we do use,
And goeth about the people's minds to seduce.
It is a pestilent knave, he will have priests no corner-cap to wear;[7]
Surplices are superstition: beads, paxes, and such other gear,
Crosses, bells, candles, oil, bran, salt, spettle, and incense,
With censing and singing, he accounts not worth three-halfpence,
And cries out on them all (if to repeat them I wist)
Such holy things, wherein our religion doth consist.
But he commands the service in English to be read,