Letter

 1 I    |           not allow any person to call him 'Domine,' sir. It was
 2 V    |     necessary for both parties to call in religion on this occasion;
 3 V    | assistance of the Holy Ghost, and call themselves boldly the successors
 4 VI   |          of quality, and those we call the genteel, play on that
 5 VII  |            who, though they don't call themselves Arians or Socinians,
 6 XI   |       English, on the other side, call the rest of the Europeans
 7 XIII |         and perception, which you call instinct in them. But why
 8 XIII |            and thinking, which we call human reason? To whatever
 9 XIX  |            and frequented what we call polite company. He was infirm
10 XXIII|   rusticity which some presume to call Christian severity, what