Letter

 1 I    |     Paul never baptised but two persons with water, and that very
 2 VI   |         forbidden that none but persons of quality, and those we
 3 VII  |         titles due to Him?" The persons I just now mentioned declare
 4 X    |   following short letter to the persons who had disbursed him the
 5 XI   | thousand children, at least, of persons of condition owe in this
 6 XI   |         calculation, threescore persons in every hundred have the
 7 XI   |  fiftieth year. Twenty thousand persons whom the small-pox swept
 8 XII  |        is it possible that some persons can presume to compare so
 9 XIII |    nineteen of these consist of persons employed in manual labour,
10 XV   |      matter, the cause of which persons of greater abilities that
11 XVIII|        natural indeed enough to persons of their profession) on
12 XVIII|        join in opinion with all persons of good taste in declaring,
13 XIX  |    acting, were despised by all persons of taste, and might be compared
14 XIX  |       who passed his life among persons of the highest distinction,
15 XIX  |    despise Lully are themselves persons of no character or ability;
16 XX   |         arts were cultivated by persons of the highest rank in the
17 XX   |         are about eight hundred persons in England who have a right
18 XX   |       taste, and more wit, than persons of all other professions?
19 XXI  |       young, and in an age when persons form a judgment of men from
20 XXII |     nonsense. There are but few persons, and those of a grotesque
21 XXIII|    excel; that we excommunicate persons who receive salaries from
22 XXIII| declared infamous, or that some persons dare to stamp with infamy
23 XXIV |        for fifty or three-score persons to range in. That of London
24 XXIV |       and several other eminent persons whose names I have forgot;
25 XXIV |       rather than to particular persons). It grew up insensibly