Let. XV. From Philander to Henrietta, giving her an ac- count of his being drowned in his voyage to the In- dies, &c.
from Serena, persuading
Let. XVI. To my Lord him not to imagine, that all apparitions are the result, only of fear and fancy, Let. XVII. From Ibrahim a Turkish Bassa, to Philocles, acknowledging that he was the principal instrument of his conversion to the Christian faith, &c.
that he had once a criminal passion for Cleora; but that her soft and engaging behaviour towards Philaret her husband, had made him a proselyte to virtue,