...at once all the fears of the guilt}', the comforts of the affliaed, and the hopes ot the tiirtuous¿ Such,- then, hath been the progrefs of this public evil ; which hath proceeded almoft without cc¡nizance from the magiltrate. Inilead of that, it is well known, thac fome of thefe public enemies...

...dirTolves at once all the feari of the guilty, the comfnrts of the affiHed, and the bofes of the virtaua, Such, then, hath been the progrefs of this public...hath proceeded almoft without cognizance from the magiftrato. Inñead of that, it is well known, that fome of thefe public enemies of their country and...

...Epicurcaa, diflblves at once all the fears of the guilty, the comfort* of the affi.fled, and the hopel of the virtuous. Such, then, hath been the progrefs of this public evil | which hath proceeded almo ft without cognifance tiuiu the tybgir ftrate : lurtead of that, it is well known, that fame of...