What the fluck is the question here
What’s the passage? And then I can answer
The line "Not for me the fireside, the well-filled plate," creates a scornful tone
1. the Catholic population in poverty
He says that they principal breeders are the Papists. This means they are the Catholics. He uses the word Papists because it is a demeaning term for people who follow the Pope. The Pope is the spiritual leader of the Catholic church. He calls them principal breeders because he believes all they do is have children.
2. criticize the growing influence of the catholic population
By saying good Protestants, he is inferring that the Catholics are not good. Instead of staying where they'd be forced to financially support "an episcopal curate", they leave.
Answer:
"Wool doesn't easily catch fire. When it does, it doesn't melt, or drip, or give off poisonous smoke. As the fabric burns, it creates a kind of ash that puts the fire out."
OR just
"Wool doesn't easily catch fire."
Explanation:
Only this paragraph or text makes it seem like wool is safe to wear because it doesn't easily catch fire.
