 | Jonathan Swift - 1765 - 466 pages
...thofe minitters. I left them the Hiftory you mention, which I had finifhed at Windfor, to the tune of the peace. When I returned to England, I found...James's: My Lord and Lady Mafham left us together. I expoftulated with them both, but could not find any good confequences. I was to go to Windfor aext... | |
 | Jonathan Swift, John Hawkesworth - 1765 - 334 pages
...Windfor, to the time of the peace. When I returned to England, \ found their quarrels and ccldnefs encreafed. I laboured to reconcile them as much as I was able : I contrived to bring them to my lord Majhams, at St. "James's: Jvjy lord and lady Ma/iam left us together. I expoftulated with them both,... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1774 - 400 pages
...the time of the peace. When I returned to England, I found their quarTS\S and coldnefs increafed ; I laboured to reconcile them as much as I was able...James's ; my Lord and Lady Mafham left us together; I expoftulated with them both, but could not find any good confequences. I was to go to Windfor next... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1774 - 346 pages
...peace. When I veiwcved vo V-AVJ,-- VOL. XIII. N •land, I found their quarrels and coldnefs increafedI laboured to reconcile them as much as I was able:...James's: My Lord and Lady Mafham left us together. I expostulated with them both, but could not find any good confcquences. I was to go to Windfor next... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1784 - 504 pages
...to the time of the peace. When I returned to England, I found their quarrels and coldnefs increated. I laboured to reconcile them as much as I was able;...James's. My lord and lady Mafham left us together. I expoftulated with them both, but could not find any good confequences. I was to go to Windfor next... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1801 - 496 pages
...to the time of the peace. When I returned to England, I found their quarrels and coldness increased. I laboured to reconcile them as much as I was able...my lord Mafham's, at St. James's. My lord and lady Masham left us together. I expostulated with them both, but could not find any good consequences. I... | |
 | Charles Henry Wilson - 1804 - 250 pages
...the time of the peace. When. I returned to England, I found their quarrels and coldness increased. I laboured to reconcile them as much as I was able: I contrived to bring them to my Lord Masham's at St. James's. I expostulated with them both on being left together, but could not find any... | |
 | Charles Henry Wilson - 1804 - 332 pages
...to the time of the peace. When I returned to England, I found their quarrels and coldness increased. I laboured to reconcile them as much as I was able: I contrived to bring them to my Lord Masham's at St. James's. I expostulated with them both on being left together, but could not find any... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1808 - 446 pages
...to the time of the peace. When I returned to England, I found their quarrels and coldness increased. I laboured to reconcile them as much as I was able : I contrived to bring them to my lord Masham's, at St. James's. My lord and lady Masham left us together. I expostulated with them both,... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1813 - 376 pages
...to the time of the peace. When I returned to England, I found their quarrels and coldness increased. I laboured to reconcile them as much as I was able: I contrived to bring them to my Lord Masham's, at St. James's. My Lord and Lady [Viasham left us together. I expostulated ‘with them both,... | |
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of the peace. When I returned to England, I found their quarrels and coldnefs encreafed. I laboured to reconcile them as much as I was able: I contrived to bring them to my Lord Mafham's, at St. James's: My Lord and Lady Mafham left us together. I 
