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 xxxviii
... force from pulling out his own eyes . Upon the fubfiding of thefe tumours , he knew thofe about him ; and appeared fo far to have recovered his understanding and temper , that there were hopes he might once more enjoy fociety . Thefe ...
... force from pulling out his own eyes . Upon the fubfiding of thefe tumours , he knew thofe about him ; and appeared fo far to have recovered his understanding and temper , that there were hopes he might once more enjoy fociety . Thefe ...
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... force , promifing to aid Athem in cafe the cook refifted . Then turning his cye on the looking - glafs , he efpied the butler opening a bottle of ale ; and helping himfelf to the firit glafs , he very kindly jumbled the reft together ...
... force , promifing to aid Athem in cafe the cook refifted . Then turning his cye on the looking - glafs , he efpied the butler opening a bottle of ale ; and helping himfelf to the firit glafs , he very kindly jumbled the reft together ...
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... force , to hint at ill meanings ; as if they glanced at fome tencts in religion . In anfwer to all which , the author folemnly protefts he is entirely innocent ; and never had it once in his thoughts , that any thing he said would in ...
... force , to hint at ill meanings ; as if they glanced at fome tencts in religion . In anfwer to all which , the author folemnly protefts he is entirely innocent ; and never had it once in his thoughts , that any thing he said would in ...
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... force to a fatire pointed against himself : as captives were bound to the chariot wheel of the victor , and compelled to increase the pomp of his triumph , whom they had in vain attempted to › defeat .. Hawkef . A. 35 tion , tion ...
... force to a fatire pointed against himself : as captives were bound to the chariot wheel of the victor , and compelled to increase the pomp of his triumph , whom they had in vain attempted to › defeat .. Hawkef . A. 35 tion , tion ...
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... forces interpretations which never once en- tered into the writer's head , nor will ( he is fure ) into that of any reader of taste and candour . He allows two or three at moft , there produced , to have been deliver ed unwarily ; for ...
... forces interpretations which never once en- tered into the writer's head , nor will ( he is fure ) into that of any reader of taste and candour . He allows two or three at moft , there produced , to have been deliver ed unwarily ; for ...
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