Letter

 1 I   |   stranger, but if I can do any thing for thee, only tell me." "
 2 II  | imagined, that there is no such thing as Christianity without
 3 III |        the Holy Ghost. The only thing now wanting was a few miracles,
 4 V   |       the laity; in a word, the thing called Abbe in France; is
 5 IX  |          there would be no such thing in strictness of law as
 6 IX  |         House.~There is no such thing here as haute, moyenne,
 7 IX  |        absurd. There is no such thing as an arbitrary subsidy
 8 XI  |        their children, the only thing remaining was to give them
 9 XII |        in his younger years the thing called philosophy in the
10 XIII|       that the soul is the same thing as thought, in the same
11 XIII|       God has created a useless thing; now according to your own
12 XIV |       that the soul is the same thing with thought, and Mr. Locke
13 XV  |    proves that there is no such thing as a celestial matter which
14 XV  |         the contrary, is a real thing because its effects are
15 XVII|         and measuring exactly a thing whose existence cannot be
16 XVII|       being laid down, the only thing remaining to settle chronology
17 XXI |        with pride, this haughty thing would fain Be think himself
18 XXII|     several reigns, but no such thing as a history. There is,
19 XXII|        the French, have no such thing as a real tragedy, have