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 1 II  |  stands near the famous pillar called The Monument. The brethren
 2 II  |      the Friends' books, as he called it, he read the following
 3 III |    upon them, whence they were called Quakers. The vulgar attempted
 4 IV  |      Quakers were at that time called in Holland. This princess
 5 IV  |  fortune. The country was then called Pennsylvania from William
 6 IV  |      these savages (falsely so called), charmed with the mild
 7 IV  |     and quite ashamed of being called Quakers they become converts
 8 V   |    Episcopalians or Churchmen, called the Church of England, or
 9 V   |      the capital. They are not called to dignities till very late,
10 V   |    laity; in a word, the thing called Abbe in France; is a species
11 IX  |   though these assemblies then called Parliaments, composed of
12 IX  |    them the form of government called States or Parliaments, about
13 IX  | tyrants-that is, those who are called the people: these, I say,
14 XII |        younger years the thing called philosophy in the Universities,
15 XII |     very probable that what is called chance contributed very
16 XII |      but in this age is justly called nonsense.~~
17 XIV |        his mistress a daughter called Froncine, who died young,
18 XV  |    name with what the ancients called occult qualities, but to
19 XV  |      give it?"~Vortices may be called an occult quality because
20 XVII|        differences or moments, called fluxions, and Mr. Bernoulli
21 XIX |     This play cannot indeed be called the school of good morals,
22 XXII|       Dean Swift, who has been called the English Rabelais, will
23 XXIV|       Mr. Congreve, who may be called their Moliere, and several
24 XXIV|       had the misfortune to be called Chapelain or Cotin, he would