Printed for the AUTHOR;

And Sold by E. and C. DILLY, in the Poultry; and
Meffieurs KINCAID and CREECH, Edinburgh.

M DCC LXXII.

249. 9. 671

ERRAT A.

Page 11, the title, for B, read S.

14, line 3, dele b, from whould.

44, the note, line 9, dele being.
45, line 12, read parents.

140, line 4, read those.

180, line 13, change the Semi-colon, to a Comma.

203, line laft, but 3, for Arewed, read thawed.

208, line 7, read thefe.

212, continue the quotation marks to the end of page 222.

241, line 3, read Solicitude.

XXXVI. Philofophy.

XXXVII. A trip to Amiens.

XXXVIII. Faith.

XXXIX. Indiana continued.

XL. Arts and sciences.

12

16

24

37

48

87

XLIV. Napier's rods.

XLV. The three angles of

every triangle equal

to four right ones.

95

XLVI. The

XLVI. The calender.

XLVII. State of nature.

XLVIII. Indiana concluded.

XLIX. Dreams.

L. Men of business.

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SOMETHING NEW.

CHAPTER XXXIV.

THE WAGER.

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HEN 1 nad written thus

far, an ingenious and philofophical friend of mine, but who has all the prejudices of the fchools about him, having never read nature, but in books, happened to call in to fee me. He met with these VOL. II. A papers