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Page xxiv
For the Doctor , whofe bedchamber was the next room to his Excellency's , having grown drowsy over his book while he was reading in bed , dropt afleep without extinguish- ing his candle ; which happened to fall upon his quilt , fet it ...
For the Doctor , whofe bedchamber was the next room to his Excellency's , having grown drowsy over his book while he was reading in bed , dropt afleep without extinguish- ing his candle ; which happened to fall upon his quilt , fet it ...
Page xxxii
I " always apprehended that any falling out would ruin them , and " fo I have told them feveral times . The Whigs are mighty full " of hopes at prefent ; and whatever is the matter , all kinds of Stocks fall .
I " always apprehended that any falling out would ruin them , and " fo I have told them feveral times . The Whigs are mighty full " of hopes at prefent ; and whatever is the matter , all kinds of Stocks fall .
Page xlii
[ Feb. 8 . ] -- Such were the politics , and fuch was the importance of Dr Swift , in thofe furious times , D. S. p . 332. ——— 3.37 • knowing their own inftability , and foreseeing their fall * xlii OF AN A C COUNT.
[ Feb. 8 . ] -- Such were the politics , and fuch was the importance of Dr Swift , in thofe furious times , D. S. p . 332. ——— 3.37 • knowing their own inftability , and foreseeing their fall * xlii OF AN A C COUNT.
Page xliii
knowing their own inftability , and foreseeing their fall * .. [ vol . 4. p . 203. ] BUT , with whatever view , or from whatever caufe , the deanery of St Patrick's was given him , he received it with lefs pleasure than he would have ...
knowing their own inftability , and foreseeing their fall * .. [ vol . 4. p . 203. ] BUT , with whatever view , or from whatever caufe , the deanery of St Patrick's was given him , he received it with lefs pleasure than he would have ...
Page xcii
... fall I go , whither shall I go , whither fhall I fly , from thy prefence ? " To jail , you dog you , to jail , " faid the Doctor , in a voice loud e- nough to be heard by many that were about him . But the next morning he forgave ...
... fall I go , whither shall I go , whither fhall I fly , from thy prefence ? " To jail , you dog you , to jail , " faid the Doctor , in a voice loud e- nough to be heard by many that were about him . But the next morning he forgave ...
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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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