Letter

 1 I    |             Exposition of our Faith written by Robert Barclay. It is
 2 III  | circumstance is, that this epistle, written by a private man of no figure,
 3 V    |          the flames, that is, books written against themselves. The
 4 XII  |       Rochefoucauld's "Maxims," nor written upon a sceptical plan, Like
 5 XIII |       multitude of reasoners having written the romance of the soul,
 6 XVIII|             judgment enough. Had he written only a tenth part of the
 7 XVIII|            some new pieces hat were written with great regularity, but
 8 XIX  |       humour.~Sir John Vanbrugh has written several comedies, which
 9 XX   |           return from Italy. He had written a poetical description of
10 XXI  |          from the English poets are written with freedom and latitude,
11 XXI  |            Evremont, and Bayle have written his eulogium, but still
12 XXIII|            what contemptible pieces written against the stage. For when
13 XXIV |            style in which they were written; though he understood all
14 XXIV |         ridiculous a title, are yet written on subjects that are almost
15 XXIV |      editions of the valuable works written in the age of Louis XIV.,