The Works of Dr. Jonathan Swift ...G. Hamilton, J. Balfour, & L. Hunter, 1757 - 2984 pages |
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Page xxxix
... themselves which at last affected it ; and it was not only his opi- d 2 nion , * Swift , conscious of his great abilities , and that he was not obliged to the miniftry , for any the leaft favour , how much foe- ver they had been obliged ...
... themselves which at last affected it ; and it was not only his opi- d 2 nion , * Swift , conscious of his great abilities , and that he was not obliged to the miniftry , for any the leaft favour , how much foe- ver they had been obliged ...
Page liii
... themselves . But it feems probable , that these ac- counts , however contradictory , may both be true ; and that Swift at this time might be the Sacheverel of Ire- land , followed by the mob of one faction with execra- tions , and by ...
... themselves . But it feems probable , that these ac- counts , however contradictory , may both be true ; and that Swift at this time might be the Sacheverel of Ire- land , followed by the mob of one faction with execra- tions , and by ...
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... themselves , till they had confulted his fenti- ments and inclinations , which were punctually followed with e- qual chearfulness and fubmiffion , In this ftate of power , and po pular love and admiration , he remained till he lost his ...
... themselves , till they had confulted his fenti- ments and inclinations , which were punctually followed with e- qual chearfulness and fubmiffion , In this ftate of power , and po pular love and admiration , he remained till he lost his ...
Page lxxviii
... themselves brother Proteftants , and fellow Chri , ftians , with the members of the established church . Up- on this occafion the Dean wrote a fhort copy of verfes [ vol . 7. p . 29.1 , in which there is a paffage that fo pro- voked one ...
... themselves brother Proteftants , and fellow Chri , ftians , with the members of the established church . Up- on this occafion the Dean wrote a fhort copy of verfes [ vol . 7. p . 29.1 , in which there is a paffage that fo pro- voked one ...
Page cxviii
... themselves with the intrails of their country , is different from that per- fonal fatire , which too often proceeds merely from self- love , or ill - nature . The one is written in defence of the public , the other in defence of ...
... themselves with the intrails of their country , is different from that per- fonal fatire , which too often proceeds merely from self- love , or ill - nature . The one is written in defence of the public , the other in defence of ...
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