"No, no, dearest madam," cried Dick, "you know in your own heart you do me injustice.  What did it matter that in these latter days I did not share General Harrison's faith in the Fifth Monarchy being presently established, nor sit with him to hear Mr. Rogers' sermons? never did he find me backward in the day of battle, and that you, who tended my wounds, can yourself testify.  'Tis more than ten years back I swore to him to live and die for the just liberties of the people of England, and by God's help I have kept the vow.  And as in the field, so at home, you know well, my love and reverence for him came little short of idolatry."