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Page xi
... they v were not borrowed from any fort of contempt which he had fecretly entertained against Ireland confidered merely as a nation , but ra ther proceeded from feveral other fources , which will appear afterward . [ D. S. p . 26. ] ...
... they v were not borrowed from any fort of contempt which he had fecretly entertained against Ireland confidered merely as a nation , but ra ther proceeded from feveral other fources , which will appear afterward . [ D. S. p . 26. ] ...
Page xvi
But feveral copious extracts from Cyprian , Irenæus , Sleidan's Commentaries , and Padre Paolo's hiftory of the council of Trent , were found among his papers , which appear , by memorandums in his own hand - writing , to have been made ...
But feveral copious extracts from Cyprian , Irenæus , Sleidan's Commentaries , and Padre Paolo's hiftory of the council of Trent , were found among his papers , which appear , by memorandums in his own hand - writing , to have been made ...
Page xix
His imagination was al- ways alive , and perhaps beyond all others he had a power to conci- liate his ideas to the feveral capacities of all human race , and at the fame time catch entertainment to himself from every species of ...
His imagination was al- ways alive , and perhaps beyond all others he had a power to conci- liate his ideas to the feveral capacities of all human race , and at the fame time catch entertainment to himself from every species of ...
Page xxix
... foner feveral years to the Whigs ; till Mr Harley , with a Tory ar my , undermined all the Whiggifh fortreffes , levelled their works to the ground , feized the princefs , and , during the remainder of her life , furrounded and ...
... foner feveral years to the Whigs ; till Mr Harley , with a Tory ar my , undermined all the Whiggifh fortreffes , levelled their works to the ground , feized the princefs , and , during the remainder of her life , furrounded and ...
Page xxxii
I " always apprehended that any falling out would ruin them , and " fo I have told them feveral times . The Whigs are mighty full " of hopes at prefent ; and whatever is the matter , all kinds of Stocks fall .
I " always apprehended that any falling out would ruin them , and " fo I have told them feveral times . The Whigs are mighty full " of hopes at prefent ; and whatever is the matter , all kinds of Stocks fall .
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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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