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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... poor , or be thought fo , but a little friendship could never fatisfy one ; and I could ne ver expect to find fuch another support In almost every as my poor friend . In almost thing , but friends , another of the fame name may do as ...
... poor , or be thought fo , but a little friendship could never fatisfy one ; and I could ne ver expect to find fuch another support In almost every as my poor friend . In almost thing , but friends , another of the fame name may do as ...
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... retire , for he has made the town too hot to hold him * . you , * Probably by the publication of The firft Satire of the fecond Book of Horace , imitated , in a Dialogue between Poor John Gay ! we shall fee him nơ more ( 46 )
... retire , for he has made the town too hot to hold him * . you , * Probably by the publication of The firft Satire of the fecond Book of Horace , imitated , in a Dialogue between Poor John Gay ! we shall fee him nơ more ( 46 )
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Jonathan Swift, John Hawkesworth. Poor John Gay ! we shall fee him nơ more ; but he will always be remem- bered , by those who knew him , with a tender concern . I want to know how you do , and what you are doing . I fuf- pect you are ...
Jonathan Swift, John Hawkesworth. Poor John Gay ! we shall fee him nơ more ; but he will always be remem- bered , by those who knew him , with a tender concern . I want to know how you do , and what you are doing . I fuf- pect you are ...
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