Letter

 1 II  |      about four hundred men and three hundred women in the meeting.
 2 II  |     women to hold forth. Two or three of these are often inspired
 3 III |        the intestine wars which three or four sects had raised
 4 VI  |       to undergo the hearing of three or four sermons every day,
 5 VI  | sanctification of Sunday in the three kingdoms. People are there
 6 VII |         having triumphed during three centuries, and been forgot
 7 X   |       be able to send, in 1723, three fleets at the same time
 8 X   |      fleets at the same time to three different and far distanced
 9 XI  |       distemper very favourably three or four times, but never
10 XI  |       may introduce inoculation three months hence in France out
11 XVII|         history. These computed three hundred and forty-one generations
12 XVII|        fixed era, they supposed three generations to consist of
13 XVII|        computed eleven thousand three hundred and forty years
14 XVII|         usual course of Nature, three generations last about a
15 XVII|   hundred and twenty years; but three reigns are far from taking
16 XVII|     great error should he allow three hundred years to these nine
17 XVII|     degree, that is to say, the three hundred and sixtieth part
18 XIX |         go to England, to spend three years in London, to make
19 XXII|   cannot determine which of the three nations ought to be honoured
20 XXIV|      desire of being witty, are three circumstances which alone