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As a [[deletion]] state [[/deletion]] [[addition]] city [[/addition]] can not be happy in [[deletion]] a sedition neither a [[/deletion]] [[addition]] sedition nor a house when the [[/addition]] ^ masters of it [[deletion]] a family in there is discord among [[/deletion]] [[addition]] are at variance [[/addition] [[deletion]] them [[/deletion]] [[addition]] [[deletion]] them [[/deletion]] [[/addition]] it is also so in reguard to the mind when it disagrees with itself & is divided between contrary pursuits and counsel, it can then [[deletion]] upon those a [[unclear]] are [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] taste ^ [[addition]] no [[/addition]] true pleasure. [[deletion]] trew pleasur [[/deletion]] I confess it is natural for us to have a fondness for our body I do not deny that it should [[deletion]] not [[/deletion]] be indulged: I deny that we should be slaves to it. [[deletion]] [[unclear]] [[addition]] For in [[unclear]] [[/addition]] that person will be a slave to it serve to it by fearing also [[unclear]] who entertains [[unclear]] of many fears [[unclear]] in for it & by preferring [[unclear]] in vile Honesty is vile to him to [[/deletion]] whose [[deletion]] one's [[/deletion]] body is too dear
