Letter, Par.

 1  I, 1|      now taking place so as to present the tragedy yet more distinctly
 2  I, 1|      for whatever image of our present evils I may seek speech
 3  I, 1|      For such is the nature of present things whether they be pleasant
 4  I, 4|  probably a vast multitude was present. For it was an illustrious
 5  I, 4|        many think you who were present then were offended when
 6 II, 4|   remained uninjured up to the present day, having escaped the
 7 III  | delight, I am insensible to my present loneliness, and the other
 8 IV, 4|      not choose to send at the present time having been exceedingly
 9 IV, 5|        into those parts at the present time), take measures to
10  V   |        well that, even at this present time, being elated with
11  V   |     have been relieved for the present from the infirmity which