The Works of Jonathan Swift, D.D., Dean of St. Patrick's, Dublin, Volume 19C. Bathurst, C. Davis, C. Hitch and L. Hawes, J. Hodges, R. and J. Dodsley, and W. Bowyer., 1754 |
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Page 29
... she was under very great concern , that nothing better could be got for him : the friendship upon all other occafions in her own power , that she fhewed him , did not look like a double - dealer . As to that part concerning yourself and ...
... she was under very great concern , that nothing better could be got for him : the friendship upon all other occafions in her own power , that she fhewed him , did not look like a double - dealer . As to that part concerning yourself and ...
Page 123
... she had ferved fo juftly , and loved fo well . How- ever , fhe has now much more ease and liberty , and accordingly her health better . Mrs. Floyd has a cough every winter , and generally fo bad , that he often frightens me for the ...
... she had ferved fo juftly , and loved fo well . How- ever , fhe has now much more ease and liberty , and accordingly her health better . Mrs. Floyd has a cough every winter , and generally fo bad , that he often frightens me for the ...
Page 204
... she knew what you liked , she would do * The duke of Dorfet . it forthwith . Let me know , and it fhall 3 it ( 204 ) you care ...
... she knew what you liked , she would do * The duke of Dorfet . it forthwith . Let me know , and it fhall 3 it ( 204 ) you care ...
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