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 1    Text,  VII   |      the persons, whom you are pleased to characterize in those
 2    Text,  XIV   | thinking that he was not quite pleased with it himself. And yet
 3    Text,  XIX   |    Upon other subjects you are pleased to compliment me with depth
 4    Text,  XXI   |    Sect. 18.] Hereupon you are pleased to remark, that I represent
 5    Text,  XXXIII|      me, which opinion you are pleased to call (P. 58) ``a most
 6    Text,  XXXVI |       with the bright eyes, be pleased to tell me, whether Sir
 7    Text,  XXXVI |      say a finite quantity: Be pleased to reconcile this with what
 8    Text,  XXXVI |         it is a mere limit, be pleased to reconcile this with what
 9    Text,  XXXVII|     and that he was not enough pleased with any one notion steadily
10    Text,  XXXVII|     this, I desire you will be pleased to consider, that I was
11    Text,  XLVI  |        self what I can do) are pleased to assure me of the contrary.