Letter

 1 I    |             On The Quakers~I was of opinion that the doctrine and history
 2 I    |       Christians, but we are not of opinion that the sprinkling water
 3 I    |          court of justice, being of opinion that the most holy name
 4 III  |             and consequently was of opinion that he must speak in a
 5 IV   |        entertained so favourable an opinion of Quakerism, that they
 6 VII  |          Isaac Newton honoured this opinion so far as to countenance
 7 VII  |        Canterbury but, in my humble opinion, he was out in his calculation,
 8 VIII |             the laugh ceased. In my opinion, the majesty of the people
 9 VIII |             with. The French are of opinion that the government of this
10 XI   |             who differ from them in opinion are in the right, here follows
11 XIII |       allowed to differ entirely in opinion from one another.~In Greece,
12 XIII |           is unintelligible, was of opinion, according to some of his
13 XIII |            manner as matter, in his opinion, is the same as extension.
14 XIII |          people differ from them in opinion; in which they too much
15 XIII |            might presume to give my opinion on so delicate a subject
16 XIII | apprehensive that any philosophical opinion will ever prejudice the
17 XIV  |      mankind.~He was a long time of opinion that it would be necessary
18 XIV  |          not censure Descartes.~The opinion that generally prevails
19 XV   |            learned Dr. Halley is of opinion that the comet seen in 1680
20 XV   |        detached from the comets, an opinion which, at least, is more
21 XVI  |          sage and judicious were of opinion that it was a frantic rashness
22 XVII |            it to be. He grounds his opinion on the ordinary course of
23 XVIII|    commentators; and I will join in opinion with all persons of good
24 XVIII|         character of Cato is, in my opinion, vastly superior to that
25 XIX  |           an architect. The general opinion is, that he is as sprightly
26 XXI  |             had in Paris, and in my opinion deserved it better. Voiture
27 XXII |       everything; but, in my humble opinion, the title of the English
28 XXII |          Pope's works. He is, in my opinion, the most elegant, the most
29 XXII |             him. To conclude, in my opinion the English have not such