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1    Text,  I     |                    I. When I read your Defence of the British
2    Text,  VIII  |      not take your word, but read and judge for himself. In
3    Text,  XIX   |      censuring the authors I read upon that subject, with
4    Text,  XXII  |   not to take your word, but read what I have written, and
5    Text,  XXXVII|  exhort me to do, diligently read and considered the several
6    Text,  XXXVII|     what I remembred to have read in that letter; where, speaking
7    Text,  XLI   |     your defence would never read the Analyst. If he doth,
8     App,  I     | thinks it worth his pains to read what this Gentleman hath