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 91
... greatest philofophers are fometimes tempted to folicit their friends about . I fhall conti- nue to ferve Mrs. Barber , by recommend- ing her , as occafion fhall offer , where it is neceffary ; but you have done that fo effectually ...
... greatest philofophers are fometimes tempted to folicit their friends about . I fhall conti- nue to ferve Mrs. Barber , by recommend- ing her , as occafion fhall offer , where it is neceffary ; but you have done that fo effectually ...
Page 117
... wishes to you ; and , I hope , you will continue to believe , that I am with the greatest re- fpect , Sir , your most humble and most obedient fervant ; LË T 1 3 1 LETTER CCCXLIII . WILLIAM PULTENEY , Efq ; to ( 117 )
... wishes to you ; and , I hope , you will continue to believe , that I am with the greatest re- fpect , Sir , your most humble and most obedient fervant ; LË T 1 3 1 LETTER CCCXLIII . WILLIAM PULTENEY , Efq ; to ( 117 )
Page 173
... greatest men in this age have gloried in . How then must my heart be elated ! The fly on the chariot - wheel is too trite a quotation : I fhall rather compare myfelf to a worm enlivened by the fun , and crawling before it . I imagine ...
... greatest men in this age have gloried in . How then must my heart be elated ! The fly on the chariot - wheel is too trite a quotation : I fhall rather compare myfelf to a worm enlivened by the fun , and crawling before it . I imagine ...
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