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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... hope , you will continue to feel . As you can give Mr. Pope good advice , pray practise it yourself . As you cannot lengthen your friend's days , I must beg you , in your own words , not to fhorten your own : for I do full well know by ...
... hope , you will continue to feel . As you can give Mr. Pope good advice , pray practise it yourself . As you cannot lengthen your friend's days , I must beg you , in your own words , not to fhorten your own : for I do full well know by ...
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... hope , without offence , I may suppose to be your cafe . If fo , I hope you will endeavour to keep me well * Husband of the celebrated Mrs. Letitia Pilking ton . Alderman Barber was this year lord mayor , and having complimented the ...
... hope , without offence , I may suppose to be your cafe . If fo , I hope you will endeavour to keep me well * Husband of the celebrated Mrs. Letitia Pilking ton . Alderman Barber was this year lord mayor , and having complimented the ...
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... hope they had not for- got it ) of the confiderable fervices you have done their houfe at different times , and let ... hope I hope the late fine weather has contri- buted to 4 ( 158 ) I can any way promote the fuccefs of ari ...
... hope they had not for- got it ) of the confiderable fervices you have done their houfe at different times , and let ... hope I hope the late fine weather has contri- buted to 4 ( 158 ) I can any way promote the fuccefs of ari ...
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