Letter

1 III |          them increase daily, was desirous of bringing them over to
2 IV  |          his inclinations. He was desirous of pleasing the Quakers
3 IV  |         parents has enriched, are desirous of enjoying honours, of
4 VII |           fond of his tenets than desirous of propagating them, and
5 XIII|         of a sect, soon grew very desirous of being at the head of
6 XIV | universally, that the French were desirous of bringing him back into
7 XXII|   peculiar talent; but whoever is desirous of understanding him perfectly