Letter

1 IV   |      About this time arose the illustrious William Penn, who established
2 VII  |   stickler for Arianism is the illustrious Dr. Clark. This man is rigidly
3 IX   |       and country seats of the illustrious peers who had ruined themselves
4 XII  |         were generally so many illustrious wicked men. That man claims
5 XII  |        with the history of our illustrious Thuanus?~Speaking about
6 XVIII|      every part of it, was the illustrious Mr. Addison. His "Cato"
7 XIX  |      person who enjoys it. Our illustrious Corneille had not so much.~
8 XXI  |        of very great poets and illustrious writers, any way derogatory
9 XXIII| perpetuate the memory of those illustrious men who contributed to its