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The editor of the Irish edition has also taken into his collection feveral spurious pieces in verse , which the Dean zealously disavowed , and which therefore he would certainly have See Examiner , No. 44. and note . excluded excluded ...
The editor of the Irish edition has also taken into his collection feveral spurious pieces in verse , which the Dean zealously disavowed , and which therefore he would certainly have See Examiner , No. 44. and note . excluded excluded ...
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By D. S. 272. what books his ftudies were principally directed cannot certainly be known , but feveral copious extracts from Cyprian , Irenæus , Sleidan's Commentaries , and Padre Paolo's hiftory of the council of Trent , were found ...
By D. S. 272. what books his ftudies were principally directed cannot certainly be known , but feveral copious extracts from Cyprian , Irenæus , Sleidan's Commentaries , and Padre Paolo's hiftory of the council of Trent , were found ...
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The secretary received the reproof like a friend , as it was given , and apologized for his behaviour by faying , that bufinefs had kept him up feveral whole nights , and drinking one more ; and to make up matters , he preffed the ...
The secretary received the reproof like a friend , as it was given , and apologized for his behaviour by faying , that bufinefs had kept him up feveral whole nights , and drinking one more ; and to make up matters , he preffed the ...
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Upon the arrival of lord Carteret , foon after the publication of the fourth letter , feveral paffages were felected as fufficient ground for a profecution , and his excellency and council published a proclamation , offering 300 1.
Upon the arrival of lord Carteret , foon after the publication of the fourth letter , feveral paffages were felected as fufficient ground for a profecution , and his excellency and council published a proclamation , offering 300 1.
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... it is of great confequence : the Grattons , my lord , can raife ten thousand men . obtained a living for his friend Dr. Sherridan , and he recommended feveral others of whom he knew nothing but that they were good men .
... it is of great confequence : the Grattons , my lord , can raife ten thousand men . obtained a living for his friend Dr. Sherridan , and he recommended feveral others of whom he knew nothing but that they were good men .
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| Title | The Works of Dr. Jonathan Swift Volume 1 of The Works of Dr. Jonathan Swift ...: Accurately Revised ... Adorned with Copper-plates; with Some Account of the Author's Life, and Notes Historical and Explanatory, Jonathan Swift The Works of Dr. Jonathan Swift, John Hawkesworth |
| Author | Jonathan Swift |
| Editors | John Hawkesworth, Deane Swift |
| Publisher | W. Bowyer, 1768 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 17 Feb 2009 |
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