The Works of Dr. Jonathan Swift ...G. Hamilton, J. Balfour, & L. Hunter, 1757 - 2984 pages |
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Page xxxv
... such was his importance in the opinion of the oppofite party , that many speeches were made against him in both houses of parliament ; a reward was alfo offered for difco- vering the author of The public spirit of the Whigs . [ vol . 5 ...
... such was his importance in the opinion of the oppofite party , that many speeches were made against him in both houses of parliament ; a reward was alfo offered for difco- vering the author of The public spirit of the Whigs . [ vol . 5 ...
Page xxxvi
... Such perhaps was the case of Dr Swift . He found himself much indulged by the fmiles and converfation of the Earl of Oxford . He knew how useful he was to the administration in general : and in the aforementioned letter , he fays , that ...
... Such perhaps was the case of Dr Swift . He found himself much indulged by the fmiles and converfation of the Earl of Oxford . He knew how useful he was to the administration in general : and in the aforementioned letter , he fays , that ...
Page xlii
... such were the effects that it produced almost universally in the minds of men , that " the " houfe of Commons " ( faith the Doctor ) " have this day made many fevere votes about our being abufed by our allies . Thofe " who spoke drew ...
... such were the effects that it produced almost universally in the minds of men , that " the " houfe of Commons " ( faith the Doctor ) " have this day made many fevere votes about our being abufed by our allies . Thofe " who spoke drew ...
Page liii
... Such a treatment fouled -his temper , confined his acquaintance , and added bitterness to his ftyle , O. let . 6. See vol . 6 , p . 58. in the notes . " when every object has the force of novelty , and THE LIFE OF DR SWIFT .
... Such a treatment fouled -his temper , confined his acquaintance , and added bitterness to his ftyle , O. let . 6. See vol . 6 , p . 58. in the notes . " when every object has the force of novelty , and THE LIFE OF DR SWIFT .
Page lvii
... Such at leaft is the account that he gives to Mr Gay , in his letter dated January 81722-3 I was " three years , " fays he , " reconciling myfelf to the " fcene and business to which fortune hath condemned " me ; and stupidity was what ...
... Such at leaft is the account that he gives to Mr Gay , in his letter dated January 81722-3 I was " three years , " fays he , " reconciling myfelf to the " fcene and business to which fortune hath condemned " me ; and stupidity was what ...
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