Letter

 1 IV   |     universal toleration with regard to conscience in America,
 2 V    |       willingly disturb. With regard to the bishops, who are
 3 V    |   made so many citizens.~With regard to the morals of the English
 4 VII  |      from St. Athanasius with regard to their notions of the
 5 VIII |   opposite in character, with regard both to good and evil. The
 6 VIII |    slaves to the Guises. With regard to the last war of Paris,
 7 XIII |     anything but reason.~With regard to the Fathers of the Church,
 8 XIII |     for ever in motion."~With regard to myself, I shall boast
 9 XIII | immortality of the soul. With regard to its immortality, it is
10 XIV  |      prevails in England with regard to these new philosophers
11 XV   |     these sublime ideas. With regard to the system of our world
12 XV   |     its own axis.~First, with regard to the pretended little
13 XV   |  insuperable resistance.~With regard to the great vortices, they
14 XV   | carried, is not the same with regard to the revolution of the
15 XV   |      That it is the same with regard to Jupiter; and that all
16 XV   |    abhors a vacuum.' But with regard to myself, I am in the case
17 XVI  |       the face of Nature with regard to us. A new kind of existence
18 XVII |       the constellations with regard to the equinoxes, or rather
19 XVIII|   weight and moment With this regard their currents turn awry,
20 XVIII|      a masterpiece, both with regard to the diction and to the
21 XIX  |   acted as treacherously with regard to the casket he had entrusted
22 XIX  |   descend to particulars with regard to these English comedies,
23 XX   |  publishing his thoughts with regard to public affairs, which
24 XXI  |   idol of the fair; but, with regard to myself, I would willingly
25 XXI  |    that his masters paid less regard to him than they had done
26 XXIII|          Letter XXIII: On The Regard That Ought To Be Shown To
27 XXIII|       in his munificence with regard to the arts and sciences.~
28 XXIII|      or Signora Cuzzoni. With regard to myself, I could presume
29 XXIV |      us the least light.~With regard to the French Academy, how