Letter

 1 I    |        for we don't condemn any person who uses it; but then we
 2 I    |        but he did not allow any person to call him 'Domine,' sir.
 3 I    |         a beggar, and salute no person; we owing nothing to mankind
 4 II   |         with this very singular person; but I was greatly surprised
 5 IV   |      The first is, to injure no person upon a religious account,
 6 V    |          by way of eminence. No person can possess an employment
 7 VII  |       and of a few very learned person among the laity, who, though
 8 XI   |        observed that scarce one person in a thousand was ever attacked
 9 XIII |  thoroughly understood before a person can be able to determine
10 XIV  |       he became a very singular person both in private life and
11 XIV  |         of his glory, hated his person the more, so that he was
12 XIX  | considerable privileges) to the person who enjoys it. Our illustrious
13 XXI  |        nor on that of any other person; for I consider men after
14 XXIII|      000 pounds sterling to any person who may discover the longitude,