Letter

 1 II   |          traders? We don't pay a set of men clothed in black
 2 III  |       his first disciples. Being set at liberty, he ran up and
 3 III  |      time to time. Being one day set in the pillory, he harangued
 4 III  |          to this punishment, and set him on the same pillory
 5 IV   |         to sovereign power. Penn set sail for his new dominions
 6 V    |         pitiful law enacted by a set of profane laymen. A learned
 7 VI   |       foreskin cut off, whilst a set of Hebrew words (quite unintelligible
 8 VIII |        not draw their swords and set the world in a blaze merely
 9 VIII | threatened, he begged pardon; he set a price upon Cardinal Mazarin'
10 IX   |     Vandal government. The popes set themselves at their head,
11 XV   |         in the proportion before set down. I demonstrate to you
12 XVI  |          wood, for instance, and set it in the ray of a red colour;
13 XVI  |     instantly be tinged red. But set it in the ray of a green
14 XVI  |        other convex on one side, set one upon the other, in order
15 XVIII|     junior academical sophs, who set up for censors of the eminent
16 XX   |         honour. The whole nation set themselves up as judges
17 XXIII|      career which his father had set him, would have been reduced
18 XXIII|         body of their citizens a set of people whose business
19 XXIII|      people whose business is to set off with the utmost grace
20 XXIV |          instead of publishing a set of compliments annually,