I have spoken the truth, and have writ down simple facts.

The first, and perhaps the best, I have writ enough.

There is nought therein save what I have writ here upon this last sheet.

Wynne, I have writ a letter, which I am allowed to send to General Washington.

Her husband is Lafaele, sometimes called the archangel, of whom I have writ you often.

The Seigneur of St. Ouen's and others have writ me down a pirate to her.

He should have writ books, but he never did.

Her son must have writ of the child.

I have writ this paper, yet think to destroy it, and know not what is best.

What I have writ concerning 'seeing all things in God', would make a little treatise of itself.

But we have writ enough to show

I have so little to say to-day that I should not have writ, but for one particular reason.

And surely I could see naught, and did judge, as I have writ, that they likewise went blindly.

Well, good night; I have writ you such a volume, that you see I am forced to page it.

I'll write again before I leave the town, and should have writ more now, but company is come in.

I have writ in the old Hamlet, offer it to Mitford in my name, if he have not seen it.