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... whether he , or the Great " Chamberlain Lindsay , ought to lead her out ? fhe answered short , " Neither of you ; and gave her hand to the Duke of Somerset , " who was louder than any in the house against the peace .
... whether he , or the Great " Chamberlain Lindsay , ought to lead her out ? fhe answered short , " Neither of you ; and gave her hand to the Duke of Somerset , " who was louder than any in the house against the peace .
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FROM this place he wrote frequently to the Dean , and he answered her letters . In these letters fhe ftill , preffed him to ... The Dean wrote an answer , and delivered it with his own hand . As this letter of Vanefla's , which was ...
FROM this place he wrote frequently to the Dean , and he answered her letters . In these letters fhe ftill , preffed him to ... The Dean wrote an answer , and delivered it with his own hand . As this letter of Vanefla's , which was ...
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nd ༢ ༢༠ ཏྟཱ 22 T £ g ་ OW , ry cing ' ཊྛཾ .913 ཥྛཿ ཎྜཋ ཡ ུ ཨྰཿ if My Lord answered , he had not : " Why then , pray , my " Lord , " faid Swift , " take care to obtain it ; it is of great confequence : the Grattons , my Lord , can raife ...
nd ༢ ༢༠ ཏྟཱ 22 T £ g ་ OW , ry cing ' ཊྛཾ .913 ཥྛཿ ཎྜཋ ཡ ུ ཨྰཿ if My Lord answered , he had not : " Why then , pray , my " Lord , " faid Swift , " take care to obtain it ; it is of great confequence : the Grattons , my Lord , can raife ...
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I shall answer that question by afking another . Why did not Swift marry this adorable creature in or about the year 1702 ? was he not exactly at that æra thirty five , uft rifing into the meridian of his abilities ; and Mrs Johnfon ...
I shall answer that question by afking another . Why did not Swift marry this adorable creature in or about the year 1702 ? was he not exactly at that æra thirty five , uft rifing into the meridian of his abilities ; and Mrs Johnfon ...
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WHEN this paper was delivered , Swift was in bed , giddy and deaf , having been fame time before seized with one of his fits ; but he dictated an answer in which there is all the dignity of habitual pre - eminence , and all the ...
WHEN this paper was delivered , Swift was in bed , giddy and deaf , having been fame time before seized with one of his fits ; but he dictated an answer in which there is all the dignity of habitual pre - eminence , and all the ...
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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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