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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Page xxxiii
... defire a nearer commerce with such a woman as Stella , and confequently acknowledge and receive her publicly as his wife . Yet the an- fwer has been made a thousand times , though no body feems to acquiefce in it ; namely , that he was ...
... defire a nearer commerce with such a woman as Stella , and confequently acknowledge and receive her publicly as his wife . Yet the an- fwer has been made a thousand times , though no body feems to acquiefce in it ; namely , that he was ...
Page xxxiv
... de- fire , that he might be publicly owned as his wife ; but as her health was then declining , fhe faid it was too late , and infifted , that they should continue to live as they had lived before . To this the Dean in his turn con ...
... de- fire , that he might be publicly owned as his wife ; but as her health was then declining , fhe faid it was too late , and infifted , that they should continue to live as they had lived before . To this the Dean in his turn con ...
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... , that he did not defire his company . Well , " faid he to her , " I have brought you here to fhew you all the money I got when I was in the ministry ; but don't feal any of " 646 * it . " " I won't indeed , Sir it . " [ 1 ODA.
... , that he did not defire his company . Well , " faid he to her , " I have brought you here to fhew you all the money I got when I was in the ministry ; but don't feal any of " 646 * it . " " I won't indeed , Sir it . " [ 1 ODA.
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... defires to be anfwerable no farther than he is guilty ; and that his faults may not be mul- tiplied by the ignorant , the unnatural , and un- charitable applications of those who have neither candor to fuppofe good meanings , nor palate ...
... defires to be anfwerable no farther than he is guilty ; and that his faults may not be mul- tiplied by the ignorant , the unnatural , and un- charitable applications of those who have neither candor to fuppofe good meanings , nor palate ...
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... defires to plead the excuse offered already , of his youth , and franknefs of fpeech , and his papers being out of his power at the time they were published . But this anfwerer infifts , and fays , what he chiefly diflikes , is the ...
... defires to plead the excuse offered already , of his youth , and franknefs of fpeech , and his papers being out of his power at the time they were published . But this anfwerer infifts , and fays , what he chiefly diflikes , is the ...
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