The Works of Dr. Jonathan Swift ...G. Hamilton, J. Balfour, & L. Hunter, 1757 - 2984 pages |
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... reft of the minifters , who appear to have courted and careffed him with uncommon affiduity . He dined every Saturday at Mr Harley's , with the Lord Keeper , Mr Secretary St John , and Lord Rivers . On that day no other perfon was for ...
... reft of the minifters , who appear to have courted and careffed him with uncommon affiduity . He dined every Saturday at Mr Harley's , with the Lord Keeper , Mr Secretary St John , and Lord Rivers . On that day no other perfon was for ...
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... reft of his friends in England , and returned to the place of his exile , which he always mentioned with regret . In the year 1714 Mrs Vanhomrigh died ; and , having lived at an expence much greater than her fortune would bear , the ...
... reft of his friends in England , and returned to the place of his exile , which he always mentioned with regret . In the year 1714 Mrs Vanhomrigh died ; and , having lived at an expence much greater than her fortune would bear , the ...
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... the vigour and spright- liness of his genius had greatly fubfided , had fomewhat in it strange- ly uncommon , which was not to be remarked in the reft of hu man kind . D. S. p . 309 . + fe . ed er ere Don om ald the Ixxvi AN ACCOUNT OF.
... the vigour and spright- liness of his genius had greatly fubfided , had fomewhat in it strange- ly uncommon , which was not to be remarked in the reft of hu man kind . D. S. p . 309 . + fe . ed er ere Don om ald the Ixxvi AN ACCOUNT OF.
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... reft of his fortune , which amounted to about 11,000l . to erect and endow an hofpital for idiots and lunatics . * f He was buried in the great ifle of St Patrick's cathe- dral , under a ftone of black marble , infcribed with an epitaph ...
... reft of his fortune , which amounted to about 11,000l . to erect and endow an hofpital for idiots and lunatics . * f He was buried in the great ifle of St Patrick's cathe- dral , under a ftone of black marble , infcribed with an epitaph ...
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... reft . " [ J. R. p . 216. ] 66 66 THE Dean alfo greatly excelled in telling a story : and tho ' in the latter part of his life he was very apt to tell his ftories too often , yet his wit , as well as his virtue , was always fuperior to ...
... reft . " [ J. R. p . 216. ] 66 66 THE Dean alfo greatly excelled in telling a story : and tho ' in the latter part of his life he was very apt to tell his ftories too often , yet his wit , as well as his virtue , was always fuperior to ...
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