The Works of Dr. Jonathan Swift ...G. Hamilton, J. Balfour, & L. Hunter, 1757 - 2984 pages |
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Page viii
... cause expo- fed him to much danger , and many fufferings . He was plundered more than thirty times by the parliament's army , was ejected from his church - livings , his eftate was fequettered , and he was himself thrown into prifon ...
... cause expo- fed him to much danger , and many fufferings . He was plundered more than thirty times by the parliament's army , was ejected from his church - livings , his eftate was fequettered , and he was himself thrown into prifon ...
Page xliv
... cause , he laboured to bring about a reconciliation , as that upon which the whole intereft of their party depended . WITH this view he contrived to bring them to Lord Mafham's at St James's ; and Lord and Lady Masham being acquainted ...
... cause , he laboured to bring about a reconciliation , as that upon which the whole intereft of their party depended . WITH this view he contrived to bring them to Lord Mafham's at St James's ; and Lord and Lady Masham being acquainted ...
Page xlvii
... cause , but would be glad to fee he was in better ; and warned him never to be- have to him with filent referve , for that he would not be treated like a schoolboy ; and that he had felt too much of that in his life already . " I told ...
... cause , but would be glad to fee he was in better ; and warned him never to be- have to him with filent referve , for that he would not be treated like a schoolboy ; and that he had felt too much of that in his life already . " I told ...
Page lii
... cause the rabble at least to forget his fervices to the church . It is certain , that great cla- mour was then raised by the new men against the late miniftry , with whom Swift had been closely connected they were charged with a défign ...
... cause the rabble at least to forget his fervices to the church . It is certain , that great cla- mour was then raised by the new men against the late miniftry , with whom Swift had been closely connected they were charged with a défign ...
Page lxxvi
... causes , added to the death of fome , the difper- fion of others , and the ingratitude of those who forfook the Doc- tor's acquaintance , after they had made their fortunes under the fhelter of his patronage , gave occafion to thofe ...
... causes , added to the death of fome , the difper- fion of others , and the ingratitude of those who forfook the Doc- tor's acquaintance , after they had made their fortunes under the fhelter of his patronage , gave occafion to thofe ...
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