Letter

 1 VIII |        to me quite opposite in character, with regard both to good
 2 XIV  |      of love derogatory to his character. He had by his mistress
 3 XVIII|        he left behind him, his character would have been conspicuous
 4 XVIII|    harmony of the numbers. The character of Cato is, in my opinion,
 5 XVIII|     besides is not a necessary character, tends sometimes to bombast.
 6 XVIII|     appears to me the greatest character that was ever brought upon
 7 XVIII|       severity of his dramatic character, so as to adapt it to the
 8 XIX  |        who is the most comical character that was ever brought upon
 9 XIX  |   Married Women.~The principal character in this comedy isone Horner,
10 XIX  |        appearing in this noble character, all the husbands in town
11 XIX  |      endeavoured to lessen the character of that great comic poet.
12 XIX  |       themselves persons of no character or ability; but a Buononcini
13 XXI  |       a commentary on Waller's character, nor on that of any other
14 XXIII| magistrates of the most severe character, and represented before
15 XXIV |    here invested with a public character, and whose fame in England