The Works of Dr. Jonathan Swift ...G. Hamilton, J. Balfour, & L. Hunter, 1757 - 2984 pages |
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Page xxi
... fuffered himself to be fo eafily convinced of this impropriety , that after making fome apology to Mr Swift , he ap- pointed Bush secretary in his ftead II . THIS The promises of kings are often a kind of chaff , which the breath of a ...
... fuffered himself to be fo eafily convinced of this impropriety , that after making fome apology to Mr Swift , he ap- pointed Bush secretary in his ftead II . THIS The promises of kings are often a kind of chaff , which the breath of a ...
Page xxxix
... fuffered freely to pafs under the foft and gentle appellation of wit and humour . " I dined to - day " ( faith_he ) with Mr Secretary St John . I went to the court of requests at " noon , and fent Mr Harley into the houfe to call the ...
... fuffered freely to pafs under the foft and gentle appellation of wit and humour . " I dined to - day " ( faith_he ) with Mr Secretary St John . I went to the court of requests at " noon , and fent Mr Harley into the houfe to call the ...
Page xliii
... fuffered only to found the fhallows nearest the shore , and was scarce admitted to defcend be- low the froth at the top . Perhaps the deeper bottoms were too muddy for his infpection . O. , let . 4 . In the beginning of the year 1714 ...
... fuffered only to found the fhallows nearest the shore , and was scarce admitted to defcend be- low the froth at the top . Perhaps the deeper bottoms were too muddy for his infpection . O. , let . 4 . In the beginning of the year 1714 ...
Page xlix
... fuffered under a prefent government became greater than those which might probably be ex- pected from changing it by violence , a revolution was juftifiable ; and this he believed , to have been the case in that which was brought about ...
... fuffered under a prefent government became greater than those which might probably be ex- pected from changing it by violence , a revolution was juftifiable ; and this he believed , to have been the case in that which was brought about ...
Page lix
... fuffered very great pecuniary loffes , had yet preferved her reputation , and her friends : for the was vifited by many persons of rank , character , and for- tune , of both fexes ; particularly Mrs Conolly , a Lady of very high ...
... fuffered very great pecuniary loffes , had yet preferved her reputation , and her friends : for the was vifited by many persons of rank , character , and for- tune , of both fexes ; particularly Mrs Conolly , a Lady of very high ...
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