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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... give him up the pen ; for he has yawn'd for it a thousand times . We both once heard a lady ( who at that time we both thought well of ) wish that she had the best living in England to give you . It B 3 was mend me as a moral one ; I ...
... give him up the pen ; for he has yawn'd for it a thousand times . We both once heard a lady ( who at that time we both thought well of ) wish that she had the best living in England to give you . It B 3 was mend me as a moral one ; I ...
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... give them fome copy - right , which furely he will be not " fo indiscreet as to do , when he knows " my defign , and has done these two " months and more . Surely I should be 66 a properer person to trust the distribu- " tion of his ...
... give them fome copy - right , which furely he will be not " fo indiscreet as to do , when he knows " my defign , and has done these two " months and more . Surely I should be 66 a properer person to trust the distribu- " tion of his ...
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... Suffolk's affair in difpute , I cannot poffibly ( according to your own just rule ) be angry , because I am in the right . It is you ought to be angry , and never for- E 4 give * give her , because you have been so much ( 55 )
... Suffolk's affair in difpute , I cannot poffibly ( according to your own just rule ) be angry , because I am in the right . It is you ought to be angry , and never for- E 4 give * give her , because you have been so much ( 55 )
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