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Sentence
O,
favour
thy
glory
though
I
have
displeased
thee
with
folly.
I
will
not
be
so
unweaponed
jeopardous
to
overthrow
both
thy
cause
and
my
credit
at
once
by
over-Atlasing
mine
invention.
That
which
I
undertake
shall
be
only
to
throw
one
light
dart
at
their
faces
from
afar,
and
exhort
all
able
pens
to
arm
themselves
against
thine
atheistical
maledictors.
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O, favour thy glory though I have displeased thee with folly. I will not be so unweaponed jeopardous to overthrow both thy cause and my credit at once by over-Atlasing mine invention. That which I undertake shall be only to throw one light dart at their faces from afar, and exhort all able pens to arm themselves against thine atheistical maledictors.
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