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Add again , I must tell you " [ faith the Doctor ] a great piece of refinement “ in Harley . " ( This was but four days after their first acquaintance . ] “ He charged me to come to see him often . I told " him I was loth to trouble ...
Add again , I must tell you " [ faith the Doctor ] a great piece of refinement “ in Harley . " ( This was but four days after their first acquaintance . ] “ He charged me to come to see him often . I told " him I was loth to trouble ...
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I'll tell you one great state - secret . The Queen , sensible how much she was governed by the late ministry , runs a little into the other extreme , and is jealous in that point even of those who got her out of the other's hands .
I'll tell you one great state - secret . The Queen , sensible how much she was governed by the late ministry , runs a little into the other extreme , and is jealous in that point even of those who got her out of the other's hands .
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wise , bir rejected , En , that , nave at induced he did rapher perion from Sis lag and Hined what the d ailed him on Sunday ; told him he obferved he was much out of temper ; that he did not expect he would tell him the cause ...
wise , bir rejected , En , that , nave at induced he did rapher perion from Sis lag and Hined what the d ailed him on Sunday ; told him he obferved he was much out of temper ; that he did not expect he would tell him the cause ...
Page lxxx
... in a letter to Lord Ofrery , which he wrote a short time befare his incapacity , says , “ When you fee my deat “ friend Pope , tell him , I will answer his letter Toon ; " I love him above all the rest of mankind . " ( vol . 4. p .
... in a letter to Lord Ofrery , which he wrote a short time befare his incapacity , says , “ When you fee my deat “ friend Pope , tell him , I will answer his letter Toon ; " I love him above all the rest of mankind . " ( vol . 4. p .
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The Dean also greatly excelled in telling a story : and tho ” in the latter part of his life he was very apt to tell his stories too often , yet his wit , as well as his virtue , was always superior to the wretched expedients of those ...
The Dean also greatly excelled in telling a story : and tho ” in the latter part of his life he was very apt to tell his stories too often , yet his wit , as well as his virtue , was always superior to the wretched expedients of those ...
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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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