Letter

 1 I    |      shuddering at the thoughts of death, we on the contrary bless
 2 III  |       corrupted a little after His death, and remained in that state
 3 III  |           some Quakers. The sudden death with which this justice
 4 IV   |           new dominions. After the death of King Charles II., King
 5 IX   |          and forbade, upon pain of death, the English either fire
 6 IX   | excommunications, and sentenced to death. The bishops succeeded,
 7 XII  |            more esteemed after his death than in his lifetime. His
 8 XIII |         taught that the soul after death does not see God in the
 9 XIV  |          his age at Stockholm. His death was owing to a bad regimen,
10 XVIII|          rub; For in that sleep of death, what dreams may come When
11 XVIII|           dread of something after death, The undiscovered country,
12 XXI  |         herself took notice on his death, And, sighing, swelled the
13 XXI  |           consider men after their death in no other light than as
14 XXIII|      respect paid to him after his death; the greatest men in the