Letter

 1 IV|           was returned to visit his children. All the laws had been religiously
 2 IV|      subsisting upon traffic. Their children, whom the industry of their
 3 XI|             because they give their children the small-pox to prevent
 4 XI|         dreadful distemper to their children, merely to prevent an uncertain
 5 XI|             afraid of putting their children to a little pain; unnatural,
 6 XI| communicated the small-pox to their children when not above six months
 7 XI|           of the education of their children, they were frustrated of
 8 XI|            life and beauty of their children, the only thing remaining
 9 XI|   communicates the small-pox to his children of both sexes immediately
10 XI|           operation, caused her own children to be inoculated. A great
11 XI|        since that time ten thousand children, at least, of persons of