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She was equally fond of both her children , notwithstanding some disagreements that fub- fifted between them . D. S. p . 22. 23 . the parish of St Warburgh , Dublin , delivered of THE LIFE OF DR SWIFT . ix.
She was equally fond of both her children , notwithstanding some disagreements that fub- fifted between them . D. S. p . 22. 23 . the parish of St Warburgh , Dublin , delivered of THE LIFE OF DR SWIFT . ix.
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His petition and dedication were equally neglected † ; and after a fruit- lefs attendance at court , which probably increased the aufterity of his temper , he accepted an invitation of the Earl of Berkeley , who had been appointed one ...
His petition and dedication were equally neglected † ; and after a fruit- lefs attendance at court , which probably increased the aufterity of his temper , he accepted an invitation of the Earl of Berkeley , who had been appointed one ...
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66 IT is equally true , and equally evident , that Swift had no expectations of advantage from his connection . with these perfons ; that he knew they could not long preferve their power ; that he did not honour it while it lafted ...
66 IT is equally true , and equally evident , that Swift had no expectations of advantage from his connection . with these perfons ; that he knew they could not long preferve their power ; that he did not honour it while it lafted ...
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This fum he di- rected by his will , to be divided equally between his fons and two were daughters . The fons died foon after their fa- ther , and their fhare of his fortune fell to the daugh- ters . [ D. S. p . 260 , & c . P. let . 9. ] ...
This fum he di- rected by his will , to be divided equally between his fons and two were daughters . The fons died foon after their fa- ther , and their fhare of his fortune fell to the daugh- ters . [ D. S. p . 260 , & c . P. let . 9. ] ...
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... indeed was equally abused by per- fons of all ranks and denominations . 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 .
... indeed was equally abused by per- fons of all ranks and denominations . 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 .
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| Title | The Works of Dr Jonathan Swift .. Volume 1 of The Works of Dr Jonathan Swift, Jonathan Swift |
| Author | Jonathan Swift |
| Publisher | G. Hamilton, J. Balfour, & L. Hunter, 1757 |
| Original from | The British Library |
| Digitized | 4 May 2017 |
| Length | 2984 pages |
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