 | Jonathan Swift - 1745 - 294 pages
...every Body knew that punning was his Hind Side. When me was extreamly ill, her Phyficians faid, Madam, you are near the Bottom of the Hill, but we will endeavour...to get you up again. She anfwered, Doctor, I fear I mall be Hit »f Breath before I get up to the Top. A dull Parfon talking of a very fmart Thing faid... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1752 - 524 pages
...body knew, that punning was his blind Side. When (he was extremely ill, her Phyficians' faid, Madam, you are near the Bottom of the Hill, but we will endeavour...to get you up again. She anfwered, Doctor, I fear I (hall be out of Breath before I get up to the Top. A dull Parfon talking of a very fmart Thing, faid... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1757 - 486 pages
...body knew that punning was his blind fide. WHEN fhe was extremely ill, her phyficians faid, Madam, you are near the bottom of the hill, but we will endeavour to get, you up again. She anfwered, Doftor, I fear I (hal! be out if breath before I get up to the top. A dull parfon talking of a very... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1761 - 424 pages
...When fhe was extremely ill, her pbyfician fiid, Midam, you are near the bottom of the bill, but we wiH endeavour to get you up again. She anfwered, Doctor^...be out of breath before I get up to the top. A dull perlbn talking of a very fmart thing fait! lo another perfon as he came out of the pulpit, he was hammering... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1765 - 308 pages
...every body knew that punning was his blind fide. When me was extremely ill, herphyficians faid, Madam, you are near the bottom of the hill, but we will endeavour to get you up again. She anfwered, Doftor, I fear I fliall be cut of breath before I get up to the top. A dull parfon talking of a very... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1768 - 402 pages
...are near the bottom of the hill, but we will endea^ vour to get you up again. She anfwered, Dodor, I fear I fhall be out of breath Before I get up to the top. A dull parfon talking of a very fmart thing, faid to another parfon as he came put of the pulpit, he was hammering a Jong time, but... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1774 - 400 pages
...Madam, you are near the bottom of the hill, butwe will endeavour to get you up again. She anfwcred, Doctor, I fear I fhall be out of breath before I get up to the top. A very dirty clergyman of her acquaintance, who affected fmartntfs and repartee, was afked by Tome of... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1784 - 454 pages
...knew that -. punning was his blind fide, \ When fhe was extremely ill, her phyficians faid, Madam, you are near the bottom of the hill, but we will endeavour to get you up again. She anfwered, BONS MOTS DE STELLA. 277 fwered, Do&or, I fear I fhall be out of breath be^ fore I get up to the top.... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1801 - 416 pages
...every body knew that punning was his blind side. When she was extremely ill, her physician said, Madam, you are near the bottom of the hill, but we will endeavour to get you up again. She answered, Doctor, I fear I shall be out of breath before I get up to the top. A dull parson talking... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1801 - 418 pages
...every body knew that punning was his blind side. When she was extremely ill, her physician said, Madam, you are near the bottom of the hill, but we will endeavour to get you up again. She answered, Doctor, I fear I shall be out of breath before I get up to the top. A dull parson talking... | |
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When she was extremely ill, her physician said, 'Madam, you are near the bottom of the hill, but we will endeavour to get you up again. 
