The Works of Dr. Jonathan Swift, Volume 2A. Donaldson, 1766 |
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... Some remarks on the barrier - treaty between her Ma- jefty and the States - General The Examiner . No 13 . S 10 531 93 152 186 14 . 192 15 . 197 16 . 203 17 . 210 18 . 215 19 ! 221 20 . 226 21 . 232 22 . 238 23 . 245 24 . 251 25 . 256 ...
... Some remarks on the barrier - treaty between her Ma- jefty and the States - General The Examiner . No 13 . S 10 531 93 152 186 14 . 192 15 . 197 16 . 203 17 . 210 18 . 215 19 ! 221 20 . 226 21 . 232 22 . 238 23 . 245 24 . 251 25 . 256 ...
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... 42 . 43 . 44 . 45 . 328 334 339 345 350 355 360 365 46 . 369 47 . 374 48 . 379 49 383 50 . 387 Some advice humbly offered to the members of the October club . 394 The PREFACE prefixed to POPE's and SWIFT's Mifcellanies , in CONTENT S.
... 42 . 43 . 44 . 45 . 328 334 339 345 350 355 360 365 46 . 369 47 . 374 48 . 379 49 383 50 . 387 Some advice humbly offered to the members of the October club . 394 The PREFACE prefixed to POPE's and SWIFT's Mifcellanies , in CONTENT S.
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... some of these pieces upon a few people , from whom the highest pro- vocations have been received , and who , by their conduct fince , have fhewn , that they have not yet forgiven us the wrong they did . It is a very unlucky circumftance ...
... some of these pieces upon a few people , from whom the highest pro- vocations have been received , and who , by their conduct fince , have fhewn , that they have not yet forgiven us the wrong they did . It is a very unlucky circumftance ...
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... Some fallies of levity ought to be imputed to youth , ( fupposed in charity , as it was in truth , to be the time in which we wrote them ) ; others to the gaiety of our minds at certain junctures common to all men . The publishing of ...
... Some fallies of levity ought to be imputed to youth , ( fupposed in charity , as it was in truth , to be the time in which we wrote them ) ; others to the gaiety of our minds at certain junctures common to all men . The publishing of ...
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... Some comfort however it is , that all of them are in- nocent , and moft of them , flight as they are , had yet a moral tendency ; either to foften the virulence of par- ties against each other ; or to laugh out of countenance fome vice ...
... Some comfort however it is , that all of them are in- nocent , and moft of them , flight as they are , had yet a moral tendency ; either to foften the virulence of par- ties against each other ; or to laugh out of countenance fome vice ...
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