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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... fect . 1. parag . 3. from the end , p . 47. Dryden , L'E- ftrange , and fome others I fhall not name , are here level- led at ; who , having spent their lives in faction , and apo- ftafies , and all manner of vice , pretended to be ...
... fect . 1. parag . 3. from the end , p . 47. Dryden , L'E- ftrange , and fome others I fhall not name , are here level- led at ; who , having spent their lives in faction , and apo- ftafies , and all manner of vice , pretended to be ...
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... of employing wit upon thofe topics ; of which there is a remarkable instance in fect . 7. parag . 7. p . 97. as well as in feveral others , though . though perhaps once or twice expreffed in too free a 12 A TALE OF A TU B.
... of employing wit upon thofe topics ; of which there is a remarkable instance in fect . 7. parag . 7. p . 97. as well as in feveral others , though . though perhaps once or twice expreffed in too free a 12 A TALE OF A TU B.
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... fect . Mean while , the danger hourly increasing , by new levies of wits , all appointed ( as there is reason to fear ) with pen , ink , and paper , which may , at an hour's warning , be drawn out into pamphlets , and o- ther offenfive ...
... fect . Mean while , the danger hourly increasing , by new levies of wits , all appointed ( as there is reason to fear ) with pen , ink , and paper , which may , at an hour's warning , be drawn out into pamphlets , and o- ther offenfive ...
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... fect of our Bri- tifh writers . And I hope , this little panegyric will not be offenfive to their ears , fince it has the advantage of being only defigned for themfelves . Indeed , Nature herself has taken order , that famé and honour ...
... fect of our Bri- tifh writers . And I hope , this little panegyric will not be offenfive to their ears , fince it has the advantage of being only defigned for themfelves . Indeed , Nature herself has taken order , that famé and honour ...
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... fect arofe , whofe tenets obtained and fpread very far , efpecially in the grand monde , and among every body of good fashion * They worshipped a fort of idolt , who , as their doc trine delivered , did daily create men by a kind of ma ...
... fect arofe , whofe tenets obtained and fpread very far , efpecially in the grand monde , and among every body of good fashion * They worshipped a fort of idolt , who , as their doc trine delivered , did daily create men by a kind of ma ...
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