The Works of Dr. Jonathan Swift, Dean of St. Patrick's, DublinC. Bathurst, J. Rivington, W. Strahan, B. Collins, J. Hinton, J. Dodsley, L. Davis and C. Reymers, R. Baldwin, and W. Bowyer, 1766 |
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... Wotton , B. D. and others . Bafyma cacabafa , eanaa irraum ifta diarbada caeota bafohor camelanthi . Iren . lib . 1. cap . 18 . -Fuvatque novas decerpere flores , Infignemque meo capiti petere inde coronam ,, Unde prius nulli velarunt ...
... Wotton , B. D. and others . Bafyma cacabafa , eanaa irraum ifta diarbada caeota bafohor camelanthi . Iren . lib . 1. cap . 18 . -Fuvatque novas decerpere flores , Infignemque meo capiti petere inde coronam ,, Unde prius nulli velarunt ...
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... Wotton's defence of his reflections upon ancient and mo dern learning . From the annotations are selected the notes figned , W. Wotton . Thus Wotton appears bufied to illustrate a work , which he laboured to condemn , and adds force to ...
... Wotton's defence of his reflections upon ancient and mo dern learning . From the annotations are selected the notes figned , W. Wotton . Thus Wotton appears bufied to illustrate a work , which he laboured to condemn , and adds force to ...
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... Wotton . It is the usual style of decried writers , to appeal to Pofterity ; who is here reprefented as a prince in his nonage , and Time as his governor ; and the author begins in a way very frequent with him , by perfonating other ...
... Wotton . It is the usual style of decried writers , to appeal to Pofterity ; who is here reprefented as a prince in his nonage , and Time as his governor ; and the author begins in a way very frequent with him , by perfonating other ...
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... Wotton , B. D. who has written a good fizeable vo- fume against a friend of your governor † ( from whom , alas , he must therefore look for little favour ) in a moft gentlemanly ftyle , adorned with the utmoft po- litenefs and civility ...
... Wotton , B. D. who has written a good fizeable vo- fume against a friend of your governor † ( from whom , alas , he must therefore look for little favour ) in a moft gentlemanly ftyle , adorned with the utmoft po- litenefs and civility ...
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... Wotton's discourse of ancient and modern learning . Here the author feems to perfonate L'Eftrange , Dryden , and fome others , who , after having paffed their lives in vices .. faction , and falfehood , have the impudence to talk of ...
... Wotton's discourse of ancient and modern learning . Here the author feems to perfonate L'Eftrange , Dryden , and fome others , who , after having paffed their lives in vices .. faction , and falfehood , have the impudence to talk of ...
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