Letter

 1 V    |           as one to whom liberty is natural, may go to heaven his own
 2 XI   |             in the face. From these natural observations they concluded,
 3 XI   |          having that distemper in a natural way, with which they would
 4 XIV  |        through the several paths of natural philosophy. Nevertheless,
 5 XV   |            a very signal service to natural philosophy. The spring that
 6 XVI  | mathematical explication of this so natural a phenomenon. He calculated
 7 XVII |             than in their system of natural philosophy. As for instance,
 8 XVII |            glory of having improved natural philosophy, geometry, and
 9 XVIII|             fruitful genius. He was natural and sublime, but had not
10 XVIII|        making humorous reflections (natural indeed enough to persons
11 XVIII|        heart-ache, and the thousand natural shocks That flesh is heir
12 XIX  |             by the way, is not over natural.~The captain having blown
13 XXII |           paints in such lively and natural colours the several foibles
14 XXIV |        lover of the mathematics and natural philosophy, and expresses