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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... DUCHESS begins . The duchefs will not lend you two or three thoufand pounds to keep up your dignity , for reafons to Strada dal Poe ; but fhe had much rather give you that , or ten thousand pounds more , than lay it out in a fine ...
... DUCHESS begins . The duchefs will not lend you two or three thoufand pounds to keep up your dignity , for reafons to Strada dal Poe ; but fhe had much rather give you that , or ten thousand pounds more , than lay it out in a fine ...
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... order . He will take care to have the account of interest settled , and made up to you . He will take this upon himself , that you may have no trouble in this affair . D 2 LET- LETTER CCCXIX . Dr. SWIFT to the Duchess of MADAM ( 35 )
... order . He will take care to have the account of interest settled , and made up to you . He will take this upon himself , that you may have no trouble in this affair . D 2 LET- LETTER CCCXIX . Dr. SWIFT to the Duchess of MADAM ( 35 )
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Jonathan Swift, John Hawkesworth. LETTER CCCXIX . Dr. SWIFT to the Duchess of MADAM , March 20th , 1732 . I HAD lately the honour of a letter from your grace , which was dated just a month before it came to my hand , and the ten days ...
Jonathan Swift, John Hawkesworth. LETTER CCCXIX . Dr. SWIFT to the Duchess of MADAM , March 20th , 1732 . I HAD lately the honour of a letter from your grace , which was dated just a month before it came to my hand , and the ten days ...
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