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SWIFT , during his refidence with Sir William , had ne- ver failed to vifit his mother at Leicester once a - year ; and his manner of travelling was very extraordinary . He always went on foot , except the weather was very bad ...
SWIFT , during his refidence with Sir William , had ne- ver failed to vifit his mother at Leicester once a - year ; and his manner of travelling was very extraordinary . He always went on foot , except the weather was very bad ...
Page xix
... travel about he certainly muft , or elfe die of the fpleen , Oxford , Dublin , London , Moorpark , and Leicester , were at various times the places of his abode ; but Leicester in particular , during his he commonly vifited once ...
... travel about he certainly muft , or elfe die of the fpleen , Oxford , Dublin , London , Moorpark , and Leicester , were at various times the places of his abode ; but Leicester in particular , during his he commonly vifited once ...
Page xxviii
... for the first time after his fettlement at Laracor ; a journey which he frequently repeated during the reign of Queen Anne . Mrs Johnson was once alfo in Eng- land deed , though extremely captivated with the charms ...
... for the first time after his fettlement at Laracor ; a journey which he frequently repeated during the reign of Queen Anne . Mrs Johnson was once alfo in Eng- land deed , though extremely captivated with the charms ...
Page xxx
Swift was to the To- ries what Cæfar was to the Romans , at once a leader of their ar- mies , and an hiftoriographer of their triumphs . He refided very much in England : his inclinations were always there . O. let .
Swift was to the To- ries what Cæfar was to the Romans , at once a leader of their ar- mies , and an hiftoriographer of their triumphs . He refided very much in England : his inclinations were always there . O. let .
Page xxxiii
They dined once a - week at the houfes of each other by rotation , and went under the general denomination of brothers + . " FROM whole day in private together upon affairs of the greatest confe quence ; " The duce " ( faith he ) " is ...
They dined once a - week at the houfes of each other by rotation , and went under the general denomination of brothers + . " FROM whole day in private together upon affairs of the greatest confe quence ; " The duce " ( faith he ) " is ...
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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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