Letter

 1 III |       praised the Lord all the way he went to the House of
 2 V   |       may go to heaven his own way.~Nevertheless, though every
 3 V   |       or simply the Church, by way of eminence. No person can
 4 V   |    fair publicly in an amorous way, amuse themselves in writing
 5 XI  |    that distemper in a natural way, with which they would very
 6 XI  |       This is a more agreeable way, but then it produces the
 7 XIII| Englishmen, devout after their way, sounded an alarm. The superstitious
 8 XIV |       at least in a methodical way. He destroyed all the absurd
 9 XV  |        were almost in the same way of thinking with Mr. Whiston,
10 XV  |      the verbal and chimerical way of reasoning of the Aristotelians;
11 XIX |        pass for, which, by the way, is not over natural.~The
12 XIX |       English comedy, the only way to do this will be for you
13 XXI |       illustrious writers, any way derogatory to their quality.