Letter

 1 I   |         be brought to prove the truth of our religion, but these
 2 I   |         we give evidence to the truth by sealing it with our yea
 3 II  |     then thou wilt perceive the truth, and make others perceive
 4 III |       bold touches in favour of truth and with the wisest counsels. "
 5 VII |   pretty much contemned, on the truth of the Christian religion.
 6 XII |       the world by the force of truth, not those who enslave their
 7 XII |      Torricelli seized upon his truth. In a little time experimental
 8 XIII|       be use to demonstrate the truth of it, in case religion
 9 XIV |       purely to go in search of truth, which was then persecuted
10 XIV |       brought us to the path of truth, was perhaps as great a
11 XV  |    agree with Kepler's law, the truth of which has been demonstrated.
12 XV  | quantity of matter in bodies, a truth, which Sir Isaac has demonstrated
13 XV  |         mankind an indisputable truth. But are they less obliged
14 XXI |      that dares deny So owned a truth? That may be, sir, do I.~* * * * * * * *~
15 XXI |       better in fiction than in truth." This answer was not so