 | Jonathan Swift - 1705 - 342 pages
...Account we think it highly Reafonable to produce our great Forgetfulnefs, as an Argument unanfwerable for our great Wit. I ought in Method, to have informed...about fifty Pages ago, of a Fancy Lord Peter took, and infufed into his Brothers, to wear on their Coats whatever Trimmings came up in Fafhion ; never pulling... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1710 - 402 pages
...highly Reafonable to produce our great Forgetfulnefs, as an Argument unan(werable for our great Wit. 1 ought in Method, to have informed the Reader about fifty Pages ago, of a Fancy Lord Peter took, and infufed into his Brothers, to wear on their Coats what ever Trimmings came up in Fafliion ; never pulling... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1752 - 242 pages
...Account,. we think it highly reafonable to produce our great Forgetfulnefs, as an Argument unanfwerable for our great Wit. I ought, in Method, to have informed....fifty Pages ago, of a- Fancy Lord Peter took, and infufed into his Brothers, to wear ' on their Coats whatever Trimmings came up in Fafhion ; never pulling... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1755 - 514 pages
...account we think it highly reafonable to produce our great forgetfulnefs, as an argument unanfwerable for our great wit. I ought in method to have informed...about fifty pages ago of a fancy lord Peter took, and infufed into his brothers, to wear on their coats whatever trimmings came up in fafhion; never pulling... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1757 - 470 pages
...account, we think it highly reafonable to produce our great forgetfulnefs, as an argument unanfwerable for our great wit. I ought, in method, to have informed...fifty pages ag;o, of a fancy Lord Peter took, and infufed into his brothers, to wear on their coats whatever trimmings came up in famion ', never pulling... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1761 - 468 pages
...account we think it highly reafonable to produce our great forgetfuinefsy as an argument- unannverable ' for our great wit. I ought, in method, to have informed...the reader about fifty pages ago, of a fancy Lord' $ eter took, and infufed into his brothers, to wear on' their coats whatever trimmings came up in fafhion... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1768 - 500 pages
...account we think it highly reafonable to produce our great forgetfulnefs, as an argument unanfwerable for our great wit. I ought in method to have informed...about fifty pages ago of a fancy lord Peter took, and infufed into his brothers, to wear on their coats whatever trimmings came up in fafhion j never pulling... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1774 - 376 pages
...account we think it highly reafonable to produce our great forgetfulnefs, as an argument unanfwerable for our great wit. I ought, in method, to have informed...about fifty pages ago, of a fancy Lord Peter took, and infufed into his brothers, to wear en their coats whatever trimmings came up in fafhion; never pulling... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1784 - 474 pages
...account, we think it highly reafonable to produce our great forgetfulnefs, as an argument unanfwerable for our great wit. I ought in method to have informed the * Martin Luther. f John Calvin*. reader, reader, about fifty pages ago, of a fancy lord Peter took,... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1798 - 278 pages
...account, we think it highly realisable to produce our great forgetfulnefs, as an argument unaniwerable for our great wit. I ought, in method, to have informed...about fifty pages ago, of a fancy Lord Peter took, and infuled into his brothers, to wear on their coats what. ever trimmings came up in fadiion ; never pulling... | |
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Because memory, being an employment of the mind upon things past, is a faculty for which the learned in our illustrious age have no manner of occasion, who deal entirely with invention, and strike all things out of themselves, or at least by collision... 
