Letter

 1 V    |          but was productive of no greater mischief than the breaking
 2 VII  |        frankly that the Father is greater than the Son.~Do you remember
 3 VIII |          cruel, and productive of greater evils than those of England;
 4 IX   |          liberty, though it was a greater tyranny. Henry VII., that
 5 IX   |           Commons, whose power is greater than that of the Peers,
 6 XIII |          mankind that the sun was greater than Peloponnesus, that
 7 XV   |       velocity is seventeen times greater than that of the earth,
 8 XV   |  centrifugal force must be vastly greater, and consequently impel
 9 XV   |      consequently being at a much greater distance one from the other
10 XV   |         for instance, ought to be greater when it is nearer Venus
11 XV   |          pressed, ought to have a greater motion; and yet it is even
12 XV   |         cause of which persons of greater abilities that I can pretend
13 XVI  | telescopes cannot be brought to a greater perfection, because of that
14 XVI  | telescopes cannot be carried to a greater perfection, but arises wholly
15 XVII |       infinites of infinites, all greater than one another, and the
16 XVII |       imposed upon the world with greater impunity; and, as it is
17 XVII |         seem to have lent a still greater assistance to our philosopher.
18 XVII |       they added a second of much greater consequence, by imagining
19 XVIII|          taste in declaring, that greater advantage may be reaped
20 XIX  |          the glory of comedy to a greater height than any English
21 XX   |            and learning is had in greater honour among them than in
22 XXII |           at the same time, has a greater proportion of impertinence.
23 XXIII|      which were attacked with the greater virulence because that monarch