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 1 I    |           but charity, and to the laws respect and obedience.~"
 2 III  |          the oaths enacted by the laws.~At last Robert Barclay,
 3 IV   |     enacted very wise and prudent laws, none of which have ever
 4 IV   |          Quakers by annulling the laws made against Nonconformists,
 5 IV   |           enjoy, by virtue of the laws, the several privileges
 6 IV   |       visit his children. All the laws had been religiously observed
 7 V    |        lawn sleeves, but that the laws made so many citizens.~With
 8 IX   |         God and man. They enacted laws, they fulminated their excommunications,
 9 IX   | consisting of those who study the laws and the sciences, of traders,
10 XII  |        the weight of the air, the laws of motion, light, the number
11 XIV  |          a God, in matter, in the laws of motion, and in the nature
12 XV   |           planets must follow the laws which Kepler discovered.
13 XV   |      Kepler discovered. All these laws, all these relations are
14 XV   |     manner shows, from the simple laws of mechanics, that every
15 XV   |         His bare principle of the laws of gravitation accounts
16 XV   |    necessary consequence of those laws. Moreover, the reason is
17 XV   |       according to the invariable laws of mechanics.~It is surprising,
18 XVI  |         was possible to guess the laws by which the celestial bodies
19 XVI  |         subjected infinity to the laws of calculation. The circulation
20 XIX  |      excellent in their kind. The laws of the drama are strictly
21 XXI  |            and with his nod gives laws This self-named king, who
22 XXIII|         conceive, either that our laws give a sanction to an art
23 XXIII|      receives a sanction from the laws, is rewarded by kings, cultivated
24 XXIV |          adopted some of the sage laws of the former and improved
25 XXIV |        London, I mean rewards and laws. A seat in the Academy at