Letter

 1 IV  | Christians who had conquered and laid waste America. In a little
 2 IV  |   England saw the snare that was laid for them, but did not give
 3 V   |        when the Whigs and Tories laid waste their native country,
 4 IX  |        of these savages, who had laid waste France, Italy, Spain,
 5 IX  |      bishops, and the popes, all laid waste England, where all
 6 X   |       flatter myself that I have laid it out to your satisfaction."
 7 X   |     which begins, however, to be laid aside, appears monstrous
 8 XI  |          effect in the arm it is laid in as yeast in a piece of
 9 XI  |          to Louis XV., have been laid in his grave in his fiftieth
10 XIII|       think always; after having laid down, from the most solid
11 XV  |   intended to draw from them, he laid aside this pursuit. A half-learned
12 XVII|       revolution.~All this being laid down, the only thing remaining
13 XIX |         lie light on him, for he Laid many a heavy load in thee."~
14 XXIV|         at his reception; it was laid down as a kind of law that