The Works of Dr. Jonathan Swift ...G. Hamilton, J. Balfour, & L. Hunter, 1757 - 2984 pages |
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... must necessa- rily have been acquired . He commenced these studies at the university in Dublin , where he continued them three years , till 1688 ; and during this time he also drew the first sketch of his Tale of a Tub . ‡ . VOL . I. b ...
... must necessa- rily have been acquired . He commenced these studies at the university in Dublin , where he continued them three years , till 1688 ; and during this time he also drew the first sketch of his Tale of a Tub . ‡ . VOL . I. b ...
Page xviii
... must therefore be in 1691. He re- turned from Ireland , and continued fome time longer with Sir William before he went to Oxford ; which must therefore be in 1692 : and in that very year he took his degree . The fact there- fore which ...
... must therefore be in 1691. He re- turned from Ireland , and continued fome time longer with Sir William before he went to Oxford ; which must therefore be in 1692 : and in that very year he took his degree . The fact there- fore which ...
Page xxxiii
... must bring him acquainted with Mr St John ; invited him to dine with him ; charged him to come often ; and , when the Doctor propofed attending at his levee , told him that was no place for friends . The Doctor foon after became ...
... must bring him acquainted with Mr St John ; invited him to dine with him ; charged him to come often ; and , when the Doctor propofed attending at his levee , told him that was no place for friends . The Doctor foon after became ...
Page xxxiv
... must bring Mr St John and him acquainted ; " and spoke fo many things of perfonal kindness and esteem , that he [ Swift ] was inclined to believe what some friends had told him , that he [ Harley would do every thing to bring him over ...
... must bring Mr St John and him acquainted ; " and spoke fo many things of perfonal kindness and esteem , that he [ Swift ] was inclined to believe what some friends had told him , that he [ Harley would do every thing to bring him over ...
Page xxxvi
... must ap pear ( as perhaps it was defigned ) only an honourable and profit- able banishment . O. let . 4 . * The Earl of Oxford had a real friendship for Dr Swift . And there are some little gratifications in the commerce of friendship ...
... must ap pear ( as perhaps it was defigned ) only an honourable and profit- able banishment . O. let . 4 . * The Earl of Oxford had a real friendship for Dr Swift . And there are some little gratifications in the commerce of friendship ...
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