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(4) laws, [[deletion]] being uncommanded, [[/deletion]] [[addition]] without government [[/addition]] free & unaccountable These after that they lived together in one [[addition]] [[underline]] city [[/underline]] [[/addition]] tho [[deletion]] [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] ^ [[addition]] [[underline]] they were [[/underline]] [[/addition]] of different nations, of different languages, living all after different customs, it is hardly to br believ'd, how soon end how early thy united. XX. Unless I had been sure of Your courage & fidelity; [[deletion]] & least we had slip'd [[/deletion]] this opportunity; The ^ [[addition]] great [[/addition]] hope of having the government in our own hands would have been in vain: [[deletion]] [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] [[addition]] least [[/addition]] [[addition]] nor should [[/addition] [[deletion]] I had theought [[/deletion]] through [[deletion]] ignorance,, or a false [[/deletion]] [[addition]] your coward, u, a Levity [[/addition]] [[deletion]] judgement, [[/deletion]] & have taken uncertain ^ [[addition]] things [[/addition]] for [[deletion]] certain [[/deletion]] certain. But, because I know [[deletion]] by [[/deletion]] [[addition]] whar [[/addition]] many & great [[deletion]] dangers [[/deletion]] [[addition]] Ouch [[unclear]] [[/addition]] that you are brave men, & faithful to me; [[deletion]] that your [[/deletion]] [[addition]] my [[/addition]] minds [[deletion]] dare do [[/deletion]] [[addition]] is encoureg'd [[/addition]]
