Letter

 1 I    | Barclay. It is one of the best pieces that ever was penned by
 2 III  |      Great Britain was torn to pieces by the intestine wars which
 3 VIII |         and cut one another to pieces in pitched battles, for
 4 XII  |        and the best of all his pieces is that which, at this time,
 5 XVIII|       excelled. Their dramatic pieces, most of which are barbarous
 6 XVIII|     bold. I have seen some new pieces hat were written with great
 7 XIX  |       the nation. His dramatic pieces, which pleased some time
 8 XXI  |        great poet. Among other pieces which display the shining
 9 XXI  |       Quinault, whose poetical pieces every one has got by heart;
10 XXI  |        effeminacy of his other pieces. He wrote an elegy on Oliver
11 XXIII|        speech and action those pieces which the nation is proud
12 XXIII|    victims to it; a great many pieces were published against theatrical
13 XXIII|       mankind cut the other to pieces for the glory of God, and
14 XXIII|     know not what contemptible pieces written against the stage.
15 XXIII|        of the devil's works to pieces which are received by magistrates