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1 4 |      popular suffrage placed the great Washington at the helm of
2 4 |        blessings so numerous and great that they could not have
3 5 |        grown with rapidity to be great and exceedingly flourishing.
4 10|       are fully sensible that so great a harvest of blessings could
5 18| certainly exacts from our people great circumspection and more
6 18|        care and energies to this great work; but the age and the
7 18|        fault; not perceiving how great a disturbance of order,
8 21|        integrity of their lives. Great is the force of example;
9 22|       field for cultivation! How great a multitude of human beings