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But for the most part even those Nonjurors who held no extreme views fell gradually into a set of their own, with its own ideas, hopes, prejudices, and sympathies.Robert Nelson was neither the only one of them with whom he was on terms swollen roof of mouth of cordial friendship, nor was he by any means the only one whom he persuaded to return to the Established Communion.' Although a man of retiring habits and much personal humility, he was bold as a lion when occasion demanded, and never hesitated to sacrifice interest of any kind to his sincere, but often strangely contracted ideas of truth and duty.In 1680 Nelson went to France with Halley, his old schoolfellow and fellow member of the Royal Society, and during their journey watched with his friend swollen roof of mouth the celebrated comet which bears Halley's name.When, however, in 1709, Lloyd, the deprived Bishop of Norwich, died, Nelson wrote to Ken, now the sole survivor of the Nonjuring bishops, and asked whether he claimed his allegiance to him as his rightful spiritual father.It was intolerable, after loss of home and property in swollen roof of mouth the cause, as they believed, of truth and duty, to be called factious separatists, authors of needless schism.But Dodwell was correct.His 'Private Thoughts on Religion and swollen roof of mouth Christian Life,' and his papers on 'Public Prayer' and 'Frequent Communions,' have always maintained a high reputation.In the first place, Nelson held him in high esteem as a man of learning, piety, and discernment, 'who fills one of the archiepiscopal thrones with that universal applause which is due to his distinguishing merit.Archbishop Sharp, with swollen roof of mouth perfect consistency, combined with Whig politics the favourite High Church tenet of the Jacobean era.In middle life he had been brought into close acquaintance with the fanatic extravagances of Scotch Covenanters, his aversion to which might seem to have taught him, not the excellence of a more temperate spirit, but the desirability of rushing toward similar extremes in an opposite direction.He took a leading part in the organisation of the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts, in 1701, and sat at its board in friendly conference with Burnet and many another whose very names were swollen roof of mouth odious to his Nonjuring friends.It was no light trouble to him that on their return to London she avowed herself a Romanist.Pepys said of him that 'he preached most swollen roof of mouth like an apostle that he ever heard man' and Evelyn, noting in his diary that he had been to hear him, calls him 'a pious and holy man, excellent in the pulpit for moving the affections.