Letter

1 I    | enthusiast. A man should never pretend to inform a lover of his
2 XI   |       their being weaned.~Some pretend that the Circassians borrowed
3 XIII |       it. Some people, indeed, pretend that a man who boasted his
4 XV   |   greater abilities that I can pretend to may, if they can, find
5 XXII |      of a grotesque taste, who pretend to understand and to esteem
6 XXII |         De cent maux differens pretend qu'elle est la proie; Et
7 XXIII|      as Sir Isaac Newton. Some pretend that the English had paid