J. A. W. has still, I am persuaded, any amount of friends in the Old Dart.

There is nothing so impossible in Nature but mountebanks will undertake; nothing so incredible but they will affirm.

The nineteenth Figure represents the inward and outward Edges of a twisting Schofeet of a Semicircular Door, or Window, whose Jaums, from the Beginning to the Springing Arch, splays more or less, according to the Humour of the Builder, and whose Crown lies level without splaying […]

I find I journalize too tediously. Let me try to abbreviate.