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1 I |      that had fallen into my hands, treating of such branches
2 II|  parts, upon which different hands had been employed, as in
3 V |      of warming the feet and hands as at present, unless it
4 V |     as a machine made by the hands of God, which is incomparably
5 VI|      view to put it into the hands of a printer, when I learned
6 VI|    numerous, that neither my hands nor my income, though it
7 VI|      value, those into whose hands they may fall after my death
8 VI| himself, in this work, of no hands besides his own, unless