Letter

 1 I    |      more than one who is at law of the badness of his cause;
 2 V    |      Church of England as by law established. There are few
 3 V    |   their dignity to a pitiful law enacted by a set of profane
 4 VIII |   have hanged one another by law, and cut one another to
 5 IX   |  such thing in strictness of law as nobility in that island,
 6 XV   |     them agree with Kepler's law, the truth of which has
 7 XV   |   minute of time. Now if the law by which bodies gravitate
 8 XV   | power acts according to that law throughout all nature, it
 9 XV   |      subject to this general law; and if this law exists,
10 XV   |     general law; and if this law exists, these planets must
11 XV   |  subjects comets to the same law. The orbit of these fires (
12 XVIII|  pangs of despised love, the law's delay, The insolence of
13 XXIV |   was laid down as a kind of law that the public should be
14 XXIV |   were just starved.~It is a law in the French Academy, to
15 XXIV |    they should rather make a law never to print any of them.~