irreprovable

So marches he all over England, with his bag and baggage; his conversation is irreprovable, for he is always mending.

And secondly, he found that the hearts of such men, by nature, were fitted for contemplation and quietness; men of mild, and sweet, and peaceable spirits, as indeed most Anglers are: these men our blessed Saviour, who is observed to love to plant grace in good natures, though indeed nothing be too hard for him, yet these men he chose to call from their irreprovable employment of fig, an, and gave them grace to be his disciples, and to follow him, and do wonders; I say four of twelve.

So marches he all over England, with his bag and baggage; his conversation is irreprovable, for he is always mending.

So marches he all over England, with his bag and baggage; his conversation is irreprovable, for he is always mending.