Letter

 1 I   |       gave me an account in few words of some singularities which
 2 II  |     strange, confused jumble of words (borrowed, as he imagined,
 3 II  |       it, he read the following words in an emphatic tone:-"'God
 4 II  |           Shall we, after these words, cheapen, as it were, the
 5 II  |      and added these remarkable words: "When thou movest one of
 6 VI  |          whilst a set of Hebrew words (quite unintelligible to
 7 VIII|     House of Commons with these words, "The majesty of the people
 8 VIII| disconcerted, repeated the same words with a resolute tone of
 9 XII |         shall answer you in the words which I heard the Lord Bolingbroke
10 XIII|     great abuse that is made of words every moment, he at last
11 XIII|         modestly, the following words: "We shall, perhaps, never
12 XXII|       with more sentiments than words, should baffle the endeavours
13 XXIV|      hunted after a new play of words, and delivered themselves