Letter

 1 VII  |       so ignorant, should have given a religion to Asia and Africa,
 2 VIII |      contradiction, was a name given to a league or party that
 3 X    |        the title of marquis is given gratis to any one who will
 4 XII  |    personages whom England has given birth to, I shall begin
 5 XII  |    some examples whereof being given, the Lord Bolingbroke was
 6 XIII |       the mind; and no one has given better proofs than he, that
 7 XIII |         It is a clock which is given us to regulate, but the
 8 XIII |    which I prove thus. God has given to them the very same organs
 9 XIV  |     thought, and Mr. Locke has given a pretty good proof of the
10 XVI  |     kind of existence has been given to bodies in the air-pump.
11 XVII | calculations, that the name is given of differential calculations
12 XVIII|   which the name of tragedy is given, that they have always been
13 XIX  |        At the same time he has given his heart to a creature,
14 XX   |        this time seems to have given into a taste quite opposite
15 XX   |         The translation I have given of it is so inexpressive
16 XXI  |        to do. But thoughts are given for action's government,
17 XXII |        I also designed to have given you some idea of the Lord
18 XXII |      English aebelais which is given the dean is highly derogatory
19 XXII |       faint translation I have given you of it), may be compared
20 XXII |   Lutrin."~Methinks I now have given you specimens enough from