Letter

 1 VII  | philosophers, as well as the ablest writers of their ages, should scarce
 2 XII  |      philosophy was also an elegant writers, an historian, and a wit.~
 3 XVIII|           alone gives reputation to writers, at last makes their very
 4 XVIII|         Most of the modern dramatic writers have copied him: but the
 5 XVIII|              are hissed at in these writers; and you will easily believe
 6 XVIII|            to the moderns. Dramatic writers don't consider that they
 7 XVIII|          for censors of the eminent writers, compile whole volumes;
 8 XVIII|      closely copied from the Hebrew writers, who abound so much with
 9 XVIII|         difficult to be leased, and writers more correct and less bold.
10 XIX  |           none but the contemptible writers among the English have endeavoured
11 XIX  |          have some other good comic writers living, such as Sir Richard
12 XXI  |             light than as they were writers, and wholly disregard everything
13 XXI  |         great poets and illustrious writers, any way derogatory to their
14 XXII |        philosophers that are worthy writers of our nation, and therefore