Chap.

1    2|     may try to render their road pleasant; but ought never
2    3|     who should have but one road to excellence? Slavery to
3    3|   ditch as along the beaten road. But supposing, no very
4    4|     always take the nearest road to the completion of their
5    4|   may possibly occur on the road; the impression that she
6    5|    earnestly pursuing their road, may bound over many decorous
7    5| that you can bound from one road to the other without losing
8    9|   superiour cast have not a road open by which they can pursue