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croffed the fea , except from England to Ireland , was out of all poffibility of a perfonal correfpondence with Sir William Temple , till fome years after her fon's birth ; who , as before obferved , was born in 1667 , [ 0. let . 1. ] ...
croffed the fea , except from England to Ireland , was out of all poffibility of a perfonal correfpondence with Sir William Temple , till fome years after her fon's birth ; who , as before obferved , was born in 1667 , [ 0. let . 1. ] ...
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The Doctor told him modeftly , that he had read it , and that , as far as he had obferved , it was very well liked at London . Very well liked ! faid the Bishop , with some emotion ; yes , Sir , it is one of the finest tracts that ever ...
The Doctor told him modeftly , that he had read it , and that , as far as he had obferved , it was very well liked at London . Very well liked ! faid the Bishop , with some emotion ; yes , Sir , it is one of the finest tracts that ever ...
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... told him he obferved he was much out of temper ; that he did not expect he would tell him the cause , but would be glad to fee he was in better ; and warned him never to be- have to him with filent referve , for that he would not be ...
... told him he obferved he was much out of temper ; that he did not expect he would tell him the cause , but would be glad to fee he was in better ; and warned him never to be- have to him with filent referve , for that he would not be ...
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Ir has been obferved , that corporal pain , whether by forcing the mind from that object which has ingroffed it , or by whatever means , has restored lunatics to the ufe of reafon ; and this effect , in a great degree , it pro- duced ...
Ir has been obferved , that corporal pain , whether by forcing the mind from that object which has ingroffed it , or by whatever means , has restored lunatics to the ufe of reafon ; and this effect , in a great degree , it pro- duced ...
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I have beheld him in all humours and difpofi- tions ; and I have formed various fpeculations from the feveral weakneffes to which I obferved him liable . capacity and ftrength of mind were undoubtedly equal to any task whatever .
I have beheld him in all humours and difpofi- tions ; and I have formed various fpeculations from the feveral weakneffes to which I obferved him liable . capacity and ftrength of mind were undoubtedly equal to any task whatever .
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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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