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Page xxxvii
... thro ' that piece which remained in the handle , and by that contrivance they were both held together by a little silver chain . D. S.p. 162. 3 . * Dr Swift's own account of this is as follows . 1 . get off five or fix heads * .
... thro ' that piece which remained in the handle , and by that contrivance they were both held together by a little silver chain . D. S.p. 162. 3 . * Dr Swift's own account of this is as follows . 1 . get off five or fix heads * .
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get off five or fix heads * . ” Let . to S. Feb. 18. 1710 . [ D. S.P. 319. 320. ) But , if Swift thought this party too precipitant , it is certain he thought Lord Oxford too now ; and he once told him so in a manner tr.at thews both ...
get off five or fix heads * . ” Let . to S. Feb. 18. 1710 . [ D. S.P. 319. 320. ) But , if Swift thought this party too precipitant , it is certain he thought Lord Oxford too now ; and he once told him so in a manner tr.at thews both ...
Page xli
I told Lord Treasurer , I should have the advantage of him , for he would lose his head , and I lould only be hanged , " and so carry my body entire to the grave . ” ( Dec. 8 - ) - And Thortly after talking of these affairs , " Here are ...
I told Lord Treasurer , I should have the advantage of him , for he would lose his head , and I lould only be hanged , " and so carry my body entire to the grave . ” ( Dec. 8 - ) - And Thortly after talking of these affairs , " Here are ...
Page xlvii
... it was what I would hardly bear from a “ crowned head , and I thought no subject's favour was “ worth it . , I told him , that I designed to let my Lord Keeper and Mr Harley know the same thing , " that they may use me accordingly .
... it was what I would hardly bear from a “ crowned head , and I thought no subject's favour was “ worth it . , I told him , that I designed to let my Lord Keeper and Mr Harley know the same thing , " that they may use me accordingly .
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... and with heads and hearts elated by affluence , and unre , Irained by foresight or discretion , the widow Vanhomrigh and , ber ewo daughters quitted the luxurious foil of their native country , felidence at London , they lived in a ...
... and with heads and hearts elated by affluence , and unre , Irained by foresight or discretion , the widow Vanhomrigh and , ber ewo daughters quitted the luxurious foil of their native country , felidence at London , they lived in a ...
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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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