Letter

1 I    |    Scripture which seemed to favour the tenets of his sect;
2 III  |      the rest so much in his favour that, his head being freed
3 III  | abounds with bold touches in favour of truth and with the wisest
4 IV   |    his principles, merely to favour Protestants to whom he was
5 IV   |      solicit some matters in favour of the commerce of Pennsylvania.
6 VII  |      revived, will meet with favour. Is it not whimsical enough
7 XI   |      argues very much in its favour, since they are thought
8 XVIII|      Yet fooled by hope, men favour the deceit; Trust on and
9 XXIII|   foundations established in favour of the polite arts like