Letter

 1 I    |      thy weakness, for we don't condemn any person who uses
 2 II   |       shop of traders? We don't pay a set of men clothed
 3 III  |        and cried to him, "Don't you know you are to appear
 4 V    |        Those damned Whigs don't care a straw whether the
 5 V    |     and for this reason I don't trouble myself about them.~~
 6 VII  |   laity, who, though they don't call themselves Arians or
 7 XVII |       than is computed. I don't know whether this ingenious
 8 XVIII| moderns. Dramatic writers don't consider that they should
 9 XVIII|     is the question! Whether 't is nobler in the mind to
10 XVIII|       That flesh is heir to! 'T is a consummation Devoutly
11 XVIII|        When I consider life, 't is all a cheat, Yet fooled
12 XIX  | extraordinary is, that we don't meet with so much as a single
13 XIX  |   utmost delicacy, and we don't meet with so much as one
14 XIX  |     so much.~To conclude. Don't desire me to descend to
15 XIX  | Wycherley or Congreve. We don't laugh in reading a translation.
16 XXI  |     joug seul docile.~"Mer tu t'en es trouble; O mer tes
17 XXII |  historians among them, I don't know of any; and, indeed,