Letter

 1 I    |         hale, ruddy complexioned old man, who had never been
 2 I    |             Friend," replies the old man in a soft tone of voice, "
 3 IV   |       die a Quaker, and the good old man entreated his son William
 4 V    |      hence through the flames to old Nick, as Rabelais says,
 5 VII  |        the window, when the good old man gave him this handsome
 6 VII  | probability any new religion, or old one, that may be revived,
 7 VIII |      comparing themselves to the old Romans.~Not long since Mr.
 8 XI   |        when not above six months old by making an incision in
 9 XI   |          of six months or a year old should have a milder sort
10 XII  |      restoring, in some measure, old men to their sight by spectacles;
11 XVII |         that the world is not so old by five hundred years as
12 XVIII|       young, and beggars us when old."~I shall now give you my
13 XIX  |       with a petulant, litigious old woman (a relation of the
14 XXI  |       charming ointments make an old witch fly, And bear a crippled