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 1 III  |           began to persecute these new converts. The prisons were
 2 IV   |       power. Penn set sail for his new dominions with two ships
 3 IV   |           was never infringed. The new sovereign was at the same
 4 IV   |            affairs relating to his new dominions. After the death
 5 VII  |          is little probability any new religion, or old one, that
 6 IX   |           were soon weary of their new monarch, and accordingly
 7 IX   |          had not the kings created new barons from time to time,
 8 IX   |           so formidable.~All these new peers who compose the Higher
 9 XII  |            scaffold with which the new philosophy was raised; and
10 XII  |             had been discovered. A new world has been sought for,
11 XII  |        work, in express terms, the new attraction, the invention
12 XIV  |           genius, in searching for new proofs of the existence
13 XIV  |       England with regard to these new philosophers is, that the
14 XIV  |        treated of by him, became a new art. And if he was mistaken
15 XIV  |          is, a man who discovers a new tract of land cannot at
16 XIV  |          innate ideas, he invented new elements, he created a world;
17 XV   |  demonstrated by experiments. This new discovery has been of use
18 XV   |           the full, and when it is new, and its distance in the
19 XV   |          more. I have discovered a new property of matter-one of
20 XVI  |           the last age found out a new universe; and a circumstance
21 XVI  |        Nature with regard to us. A new kind of existence has been
22 XVI  |     refraction. Telescopes of this new kind are very hard to make,
23 XVII |        abyss of infinity is also a new course Sir Isaac Newton
24 XVII |         Huygens the invention of a new method of calculating the
25 XVII |          mean is a chronology of a new kind, for what province
26 XVIII|           shall be blest With some new joy, cuts off what we possessed;
27 XVIII|        less bold. I have seen some new pieces hat were written
28 XXI  |          air; so Romulus was lost! New Rome in such a tempest missed
29 XXIV |      ladies with a hundred or more new curves.~As there is very
30 XXIV | thread-bare, worn-out subject in a new and uncommon light. The
31 XXIV |       being able to strike out any new thoughts, hunted after a
32 XXIV |           thoughts, hunted after a new play of words, and delivered
33 XXIV |       annually, they would give us new editions of the valuable