Letter

1 XII |       so much read as those two ingenious authors.~His History of
2 XIV |      adorned with very shining, ingenious metaphors and figures. Nature
3 XIV |  philosophy was no more than an ingenious romance, fit only to amuse
4 XVII|         don't know whether this ingenious system will be favourably
5 XIX | suprised that the judicious and ingenious Mr. de Muralt, who has published
6 XIX | contrivance of the plot is very ingenious, but at the same time it
7 XIX |       Mr. Wycherley, but not so ingenious. Sir John was a man of pleasure,
8 XXII|     reason why the works of the ingenious Dean Swift, who has been
9 XXIV|         inquisitive mind. Those ingenious and useless truths may be