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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... fuppofe Mrs. Pilkington has " any faults ? " " I'll tell you , " replied the Dean , when- " ever I fee a number of agreeable qualities in any per " fon , I am always fure they have bad ones fufficient " to poize the fcale . " Mrs ...
... fuppofe Mrs. Pilkington has " any faults ? " " I'll tell you , " replied the Dean , when- " ever I fee a number of agreeable qualities in any per " fon , I am always fure they have bad ones fufficient " to poize the fcale . " Mrs ...
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... fuppofe , you take me for one of your " poor English hedge parfons : fing when I bid you , " As the Earl did nothing but laugh at this freedom , the lady was fo vexed , that she burst into tears , and re- tired . His first compliment to ...
... fuppofe , you take me for one of your " poor English hedge parfons : fing when I bid you , " As the Earl did nothing but laugh at this freedom , the lady was fo vexed , that she burst into tears , and re- tired . His first compliment to ...
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... fuppofe good meanings , nor palate to distinguish After which , he will forfeit his life , if any one opinion can be fairly deduced from that book , which is contrary to religion or morality . true ones . Why fhould any clergyman of our ...
... fuppofe good meanings , nor palate to distinguish After which , he will forfeit his life , if any one opinion can be fairly deduced from that book , which is contrary to religion or morality . true ones . Why fhould any clergyman of our ...
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... fuppofe , they thought was too particular ; and therefore they were forced to change it to the number three ; from whence fome have endeavoured to squeeze out a dangerous mean- ing , that was never thought on . And indeed the conceit ...
... fuppofe , they thought was too particular ; and therefore they were forced to change it to the number three ; from whence fome have endeavoured to squeeze out a dangerous mean- ing , that was never thought on . And indeed the conceit ...
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... fuppofe is punishable by law , hath prefumed to affign certain names . It will be enough for the author to af- fure the world , that the writer of that paper is utterly wrong in all his conjectures upon that affair . The au- thor ...
... fuppofe is punishable by law , hath prefumed to affign certain names . It will be enough for the author to af- fure the world , that the writer of that paper is utterly wrong in all his conjectures upon that affair . The au- thor ...
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