The Works of Dr. Jonathan Swift ...G. Hamilton, J. Balfour, & L. Hunter, 1757 - 2984 pages |
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... himself , fo far as it is in the leaft interefting , is inferted in Mr. Hawkefworth's relation . As Mrs Pilkington in her Memoirs has trans- mitted to us fome little incidents in the Doctor's conver- fation and domeftic life , not ...
... himself , fo far as it is in the leaft interefting , is inferted in Mr. Hawkefworth's relation . As Mrs Pilkington in her Memoirs has trans- mitted to us fome little incidents in the Doctor's conver- fation and domeftic life , not ...
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... himself has been the herald to blazon the dignity of their coat . Bernam Swift , Efq ; otherwife called Cava- liero Swift , a gentleman of great wit and humour , who , in the reign of K. James I. poffeffed the paternal eftate , was on ...
... himself has been the herald to blazon the dignity of their coat . Bernam Swift , Efq ; otherwife called Cava- liero Swift , a gentleman of great wit and humour , who , in the reign of K. James I. poffeffed the paternal eftate , was on ...
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... himself thrown into prifon . His eftate however was afterwards recovered , and part of it fold to pay the money due on the mortgage , and fome other debts ; the remainder , being about one half , defcended to his heir , and is now ...
... himself thrown into prifon . His eftate however was afterwards recovered , and part of it fold to pay the money due on the mortgage , and fome other debts ; the remainder , being about one half , defcended to his heir , and is now ...
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... himself did not acquiefce in the calumny . Perhaps , like Alexander , he thought the natural fon of Jupiter would appear greater than the legitimate fon of Philip . 0. let . 2 . croffed the fea , except from England to Ireland , THE ...
... himself did not acquiefce in the calumny . Perhaps , like Alexander , he thought the natural fon of Jupiter would appear greater than the legitimate fon of Philip . 0. let . 2 . croffed the fea , except from England to Ireland , THE ...
Page xv
... himself wholly to books of history and poetry ; by which he could , without intellectual labour , fill his mind with pleafing images , and for a while fufpend the fense of his condition * . The facrifice of the future to the prefent ...
... himself wholly to books of history and poetry ; by which he could , without intellectual labour , fill his mind with pleafing images , and for a while fufpend the fense of his condition * . The facrifice of the future to the prefent ...
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