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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... taken from the Earl of Orrery's remarks on the life and writings of Dr. Swift , Mr. Deane Swift's Effay on the fame fubject , and War- burton's burton's edition of Pope's Works . A few notes of vi THE EDITOR's PREFACE .
... taken from the Earl of Orrery's remarks on the life and writings of Dr. Swift , Mr. Deane Swift's Effay on the fame fubject , and War- burton's burton's edition of Pope's Works . A few notes of vi THE EDITOR's PREFACE .
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... fubject of them ? He told hers they were against Wood's halfpence . Having afked Mr. and Mrs. Pilkington , if they could fmoke ; and being answered , that they did not ; " Tis a fign , " faid he , " you were neither of you bred in the ...
... fubject of them ? He told hers they were against Wood's halfpence . Having afked Mr. and Mrs. Pilkington , if they could fmoke ; and being answered , that they did not ; " Tis a fign , " faid he , " you were neither of you bred in the ...
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... fubject , he must have writ better . How cold , how " forced , are his lines to you , compared with your ' " to him ? " 66 Hail , happy Pope , whofe generous mind , & c . " Here we fee , the mafterly poet , and the warm , fin- . " cere ...
... fubject , he must have writ better . How cold , how " forced , are his lines to you , compared with your ' " to him ? " 66 Hail , happy Pope , whofe generous mind , & c . " Here we fee , the mafterly poet , and the warm , fin- . " cere ...
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... fubject . The abu- fes in religion he proposed to fet forth in the allegory of the coats , and the three brothers : which was to make up the body of the difcourfe ; thofe in learning he chofe to introduce by way of digreffions . then a ...
... fubject . The abu- fes in religion he proposed to fet forth in the allegory of the coats , and the three brothers : which was to make up the body of the difcourfe ; thofe in learning he chofe to introduce by way of digreffions . then a ...
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... fubject to meddle with other points , than fuch as have been perpetually controverted fince the reformation . To infance only in that paffage about the three wooden machines mentioned in the introduction : In the original manufcript ...
... fubject to meddle with other points , than fuch as have been perpetually controverted fince the reformation . To infance only in that paffage about the three wooden machines mentioned in the introduction : In the original manufcript ...
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