Letter

1 I    |        promised to peruse this piece, and my Quaker imagined
2 XI   |       is laid in as yeast in a piece of dough; it ferments, and
3 XIV  |    poet; and indeed he wrote a piece of poetry for the entertainment
4 XVI  |   seven, which all fall upon a piece of linen, or a sheet of
5 XVI  |       to the eye, take a small piece of yellow wood, for instance,
6 XVIII|       of Venice, a most tender piece, a man strangles his wife
7 XVIII|       of it, and this dramatic piece, so excellently well writ,
8 XIX  |         and that in a dramatic piece virtue ought to be rewarded
9 XIX  | disgusted at so unseasonable a piece of vanity.~Mr. Congreve'