Letter

 1 I    |          and taking that from the head which is made to cover it. "
 2 I    |     sprinkling water on a child's head makes him a Christian." "
 3 I    |  civilities without uncovering my head, and at the same time said '
 4 III  |          weaver, took it into his head to preach, and, as he pretended,
 5 III  |          equipped in leather from head to foot, and travelled from
 6 III  |           in his favour that, his head being freed tumultuously
 7 IV   |      house; so that he was at the head of a sect when a little
 8 VIII |      factious without design, and head of a defenseless party,
 9 VIII |           upon Cardinal Mazarin's head, and afterwards congratulated
10 IX   |           set themselves at their head, and armed with their briefs,
11 XII  |           are my thoughts on this head, I shall answer you in the
12 XIII |         man to have a geometrical head without the assistance of
13 XIII |          desirous of being at the head of a party. But what do
14 XXII |           side, and Megrim at her head, Two handmaids wait the
15 XXII |   Practised to lisp, and hang the head aside, Faints into airs,
16 XXIII| Propaganda Fide; took it into his head to write a most wretched
17 XXIII|     themselves afterwards cut his head off. Prynne was summoned