Letter

 1 I   |     account (for lawsuits are unknown among the Friends), we give
 2 V   |    France; is a species quite unknown in England. All the clergy
 3 XIII| matter. Shall I ascribe to an unknown cause, what I can so easily
 4 XIV |     cause of which is as much unknown to us. At Paris you imagine
 5 XV  |     The orbit of these fires (unknown for so great a series of
 6 XV  |     indisputable effect of an unknown principle-a quality inherent
 7 XV  |      elasticity of the air is unknown, but he who first discovered
 8 XVI |      and it is this property (unknown till he discovered it) of
 9 XVII|      which till then had been unknown.~This so bold edifice is
10 XVII|    revolution which was quite unknown till within these late years.
11 XXI |     he would either have been unknown, would have been despised,