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Page lxiv
He wrote a proposal for the universal yfę of Irish , manufactures ( vol . 3. P. 3. ) ; a tract which as it was appa : sently calculated for the service of Ireland , and zealously condemned a facrifice of interest to England , made -him ...
He wrote a proposal for the universal yfę of Irish , manufactures ( vol . 3. P. 3. ) ; a tract which as it was appa : sently calculated for the service of Ireland , and zealously condemned a facrifice of interest to England , made -him ...
Page lxv
... granited * The popular affection which the Dean had hitherto acquired , may be said not to have been universal , till the publication of the Drapier's letters , which made all ranks and all professions unani . mous in his applause .
... granited * The popular affection which the Dean had hitherto acquired , may be said not to have been universal , till the publication of the Drapier's letters , which made all ranks and all professions unani . mous in his applause .
Page lxviii
Pray , my Lord , " said he one day , “ hate you the honour to be acquainted with the Grattons ? " land My • The name of Augußus was not bestowed upon Óltatius Cæfar with more universal approbation , than the name of the Dra ...
Pray , my Lord , " said he one day , “ hate you the honour to be acquainted with the Grattons ? " land My • The name of Augußus was not bestowed upon Óltatius Cæfar with more universal approbation , than the name of the Dra ...
Page cii
However , that universal re . verence which was paid to his great abilities , frequently ftruck a damp on the spirits of those who were not perfeetly well acquaiated with him : -an effect of modesty , which however did not always happen ...
However , that universal re . verence which was paid to his great abilities , frequently ftruck a damp on the spirits of those who were not perfeetly well acquaiated with him : -an effect of modesty , which however did not always happen ...
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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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