The Works of Dr. Jonathan SwiftW. Bowyer, 1768 |
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... fame cccafion , which have not only in the Irifh edition , but in every other , been fo mixed as to mifreprefent fome facts and obfcure others : Such alfo are the tracts on the Sacramental Teft , which are now first put together in ...
... fame cccafion , which have not only in the Irifh edition , but in every other , been fo mixed as to mifreprefent fome facts and obfcure others : Such alfo are the tracts on the Sacramental Teft , which are now first put together in ...
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... fame dates are pre- Served , we are told , that ten months af- ter his return he took shipping , & c . Com- pare the last chapter of Part I , with the firft chapter of Part II . In the following fentence , bring is fub- ftituted for ...
... fame dates are pre- Served , we are told , that ten months af- ter his return he took shipping , & c . Com- pare the last chapter of Part I , with the firft chapter of Part II . In the following fentence , bring is fub- ftituted for ...
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... fame fentiment is alfo more frongly expressed in the following extract from a letter now in the hands of the publisher , which was written by the Dean to the late Mr. Benjamin Motte his bookfeller in Lon- don . " Mr. Falkener in ...
... fame fentiment is alfo more frongly expressed in the following extract from a letter now in the hands of the publisher , which was written by the Dean to the late Mr. Benjamin Motte his bookfeller in Lon- don . " Mr. Falkener in ...
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... fame kind , if not in the fame degree , as was obtained by those among his contemporaries , who were admitted to his converfation and friendship . For the hiftory of his works the reader is referred to them , and to the notes and ...
... fame kind , if not in the fame degree , as was obtained by those among his contemporaries , who were admitted to his converfation and friendship . For the hiftory of his works the reader is referred to them , and to the notes and ...
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... fame time pulling it off and prefenting it : the governor told him plea- fantly that his coat was worth little , why then faid Swift , take my waistcoat ; this was foon found to be an ufeful garment by its weight ; and it is remarked by ...
... fame time pulling it off and prefenting it : the governor told him plea- fantly that his coat was worth little , why then faid Swift , take my waistcoat ; this was foon found to be an ufeful garment by its weight ; and it is remarked by ...
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