Letter

 1 II   |          has said, 'Freely you have received, freely give.' Shall we,
 2 IV   |             to The Hague, where she received these Friends, for so the
 3 IV   |            people and the Americans received him with tears of joy, as
 4 VI   |            to the kingdom whence it received its name, and to Ireland,
 5 X    | above-mentioned sums: "Gentlemen, I received your money, and flatter
 6 XI   |     improving the great talents she received from Nature, nor of exerting
 7 XII  |        greatness consists in having received from heaven a mighty genius,
 8 XII  |          that time sick in his bed, received him with the curtains shut
 9 XVII |       change the ideas and opinions received by the rest of men.~Accustomed
10 XVII |           system will be favourably received; and whether these notions
11 XXIII|           works to pieces which are received by magistrates of the most