Letter

 1 I    |     love our enemies, and to suffer without repining, would
 2 II   |    part of their assembly to suffer such a babbling? "We are
 3 II   |   are obliged," said he, "to suffer it, because no one knows
 4 III  |    nor will flatter thee nor suffer thee to be at ease in thy
 5 IV   | thanks for permitting him so suffer to early in His cause, after
 6 VI   | sermons every day, would not suffer him to play, reduced him
 7 VI   |    people are weak enough to suffer this, and to give them the
 8 VIII |   criminally proud as not to suffer the plebeians to share with
 9 XVII |   that is in man will scarce suffer him to indulge his fellow-creature;
10 XVIII|     is nobler in the mind to suffer The slings and arrows of
11 XVIII|  manner as in this city will suffer love only to be the theme