"For High Churchmen and policy,
He swears he prays most hearty;
But would pray back again to be
A Dean of any party."
This reminds us of the Vicar of Bray, of famous memory, who, if I recollect aright, commenced his career thus:
"In good King Charles's golden days,
When loyalty no harm meant,
A zealous High Churchman I was,
And so I got preferment."
How widely different are the men we see classed under the title High Churchmen! Evelyn and Walton[[4]], the gentle, the Christian; the arrogant Swift, and the restless Atterbury.