bold = Main text
    Letter                                   grey = Comment text

  1 Int  |           prominent writer of the time, his most successful dramas
  2 I    |          Hebrews, long before his time, in like manner as the Mahometans
  3 I    |         his sect; but at the same time forgot very sincerely a
  4 I    |          my head, and at the same time said 'thee' and 'thou' to
  5 I    |          to know that in Christ's time no nation was so ridiculous
  6 II   |      inspired at one and the same time, and it is then that a most
  7 III  |    England in 1642.~It was at the time when Great Britain was torn
  8 III  |      clergy, and was whipped from time to time. Being one day set
  9 III  |          was whipped from time to time. Being one day set in the
 10 IV   |         On The Quakers~About this time arose the illustrious William
 11 IV   |          on them, and at the same time put their humility to the
 12 IV   |          the Quakers were at that time called in Holland. This
 13 IV   |            No moneys were at that time more insecure than those
 14 IV   |         sovereign was at the same time the legislator of Pennsylvania,
 15 IV   |       ever been changed since his time. The first is, to injure
 16 IV   |        waste America. In a little time a great number of these
 17 IV   |   privileges they possess at this time. Penn having at last seen
 18 V    |         only abridging it.~At the time when the Earl of Oxford
 19 V    |        was in some credit at that time; at least the members of
 20 V    |       sentence impious books from time to time to the flames, that
 21 V    |        impious books from time to time to the flames, that is,
 22 V    |          so that they are at this time reduced (in the obscurity
 23 V    |    dignities till very late, at a time of life when men are sensible
 24 VII  |        born at a proper period of time. Were Cardinal de Retz to
 25 VIII |          very serious heads for a time. But I fancy they will hardly
 26 VIII |         do good, and, at the same time, is restrained from committing
 27 IX   |          Father used to send from time to time his legates thither
 28 IX   |         used to send from time to time his legates thither to levy
 29 IX   |        men in Europe were at that time what they are to this day
 30 IX   |           created new barons from time to time, and preserved the
 31 IX   |           new barons from time to time, and preserved the body
 32 IX   |          citizen, who at the same time is not permitted to fire
 33 X    |          three fleets at the same time to three different and far
 34 X    |          to an engagement.~At the time when Louis XIV. made all
 35 X    |         City merchant; and at the time that the Earl of Oxford
 36 X    |   grandeur and state, at the same time that he is acting the slave
 37 XI   |       they expose them to die one time or other of the small-pox.
 38 XI   |       Circassian women have, from time immemorial, communicated
 39 XI   |           regular and at the same time the most favourable sort
 40 XI   |     custom, insomuch that at this time there is not a bassa in
 41 XI   |   probably have been attacked one time on other, and might have
 42 XI   |           example, and since that time ten thousand children, at
 43 XI   |        had the small-pox a second time, if the inoculation was
 44 XI   |           have been alive at this time. But are not the French
 45 XI   |            and proves at the same time that had inoculation been
 46 XII  |       enough to engross his whole time, he yet found so much leisure
 47 XII  |         Bacon, who, being at that time sick in his bed, received
 48 XII  |     pieces is that which, at this time, is the most useless and
 49 XII  |          have been made since his time. Scarce one of them but
 50 XII  |        near attained it, but some time after Torricelli seized
 51 XII  |       upon his truth. In a little time experimental philosophy
 52 XII  |       writes as follows:~"At this time the King began again to
 53 XII  |         vex the King.~"After such time as she (Margaret of Burgundy)
 54 XII  |         first appear, and at what time it must be upon the horizon
 55 XIII |           of geometry. Before his time, several great philosophers
 56 XIII |           spirit, but at the same time immortal. Diogenes (not
 57 XIII |          he was not believed this time on his bare word; the adventure
 58 XIII |        antiquity, and at the same time to substitute his own; and
 59 XIII |     learned soul; knowing at that time a thousand things which
 60 XIII |          being guilty at the same time of the greatest impiety,
 61 XIV  |          a military life for some time, and afterwards becoming
 62 XIV  |         to mankind.~He was a long time of opinion that it would
 63 XIV  |           own country. For at the time that the French condemned
 64 XIV  |    possessed both. Reason at that time darted a ray upon the world
 65 XIV  |            which was sold at that time, but no pension was settled
 66 XIV  |            was so abstruse in his time, that not so much as one
 67 XV   |        world disputes were a long time maintained, on the cause
 68 XV   |  explained and improved since his time, seemed to give a plausible
 69 XV   |         nature which, at the same time, is the cause of the motion
 70 XV   |           and how far in the same time, a body which should fall
 71 XV   |      Newton reasoned. But at that time the English had but a very
 72 XV   |         Paris feet in a minute of time. Now if the law by which
 73 XV   |       appeared in Julius Caesar's time. This shows more than any
 74 XV   |        very seriously that in the time of the Deluge a comet overflowed
 75 XVI  |         this occasion was at that time looked upon as next to divine.~
 76 XVI  | refrangibility, which at the same time that they bring objects
 77 XVII |      quadrature; much about which time Sir Isaac Newton, being
 78 XVII |      common than they are at this time, and, consequently, authors
 79 XVII |     Nature we here understand the time that every generation of
 80 XVII |    becomes pretty considerable in time; and in threescore and twelve
 81 XVII |           Ram was situated in the time of Hipparchus, is found
 82 XVII |         vernal equinox was in the time of such and such an observation,
 83 XVII |         degrees of each since the time that observation was made
 84 XVII |       where it intersects at this time the ecliptic in the spring;
 85 XVII |   ecliptic was intersected in his time, by the same colure of the
 86 XVII |         the constellations at the time of that famous expedition,
 87 XVII |       middle of Capricorn.~A long time after the expedition of
 88 XVII |       thirty degrees. In Chiron's time, the solstice was arrived
 89 XVII |   position of the heavens at this time with their position in that
 90 XVII |          and, indeed, at the same time that some very great philosophers
 91 XVII |         his chronological system. Time, that should discover to
 92 XVIII|        possessed of theatres at a time when the French had no more
 93 XVIII|          random, but, at the same time, true reflection, which
 94 XVIII|     exhibited with great success. Time, which alone gives reputation
 95 XVIII|           have, through length of time (it being a hundred and
 96 XVIII|          a grave, and are all the time drinking, singing ballads,
 97 XVIII|           the whips and scorns of time, The oppressor's wrong,
 98 XVIII|     raises the genius at the same time very far aloft, though with
 99 XVIII| masterpiece in its kind. Since is time the drama is become more
100 XVIII|            but which, at the same time, were ery flat and insipid.
101 XIX  |       contempt in Mr. de Muralt's time, and was not the poet of
102 XIX  |        pieces, which pleased some time in acting, were despised
103 XIX  |           play-house, at the same time that they were intolerable
104 XIX  |         Wycherley, who was a long time known publicly to be happy
105 XIX  |        ingenious, but at the same time it is too bold for the French
106 XIX  |        wretch living. At the same time he has given his heart to
107 XIX  |        creature, whom at the same time he recommends to the care
108 XIX  |           detained there for some time, without being ever able
109 XIX  |        writer before or since his time. He wrote only a few plays,
110 XX   |          Lettres~There once was a time in France when the polite
111 XX   |        The Court methinks at this time seems to have given into
112 XX   |        may be revived in a little time. The French are of so flexible
113 XXI  |           his first satires, at a time when the taste of that great
114 XXI  |        The English had not in his time attained the art of correct
115 XXII |           is the Civil War in the time of the grand rebellion,
116 XXII |           that, which at the same time is the most difficult to
117 XXII |     humour; but which at the same time, has a greater proportion
118 XXII |    correct poet; and, at the same time, the most harmonious (a
119 XXIII|        Homer. I myself saw a long time in France the author of
120 XXIII|        loved their prince at that time, they could not bear to
121 XXIV |     sciences; he must at the same time be deeply skilled in them;
122 XXIV |           should be indulged from time to time in the sullen satisfaction
123 XXIV |          be indulged from time to time in the sullen satisfaction
124 XXIV |          were eating, at the same time that they were just starved.~
125 XXIV |        numbers, which at the same time are of no manner of use,