The Works of Dr. Jonathan SwiftW. Bowyer, 1768 |
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... themselves . Lord Orrery's Letters contained many of the principal events , inter- mingled with many characteristic incidents fupported in general upon better authority ; but fometimes founded upon falfe information . Some of these mif ...
... themselves . Lord Orrery's Letters contained many of the principal events , inter- mingled with many characteristic incidents fupported in general upon better authority ; but fometimes founded upon falfe information . Some of these mif ...
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... themselves which at laft effected it ; and it was not only his opinion , but their own , that if they could not carry a peace , they would not Lett . to 3 . Lett . to S. be able to keep themfelves out C 4 be LIFE OF Dr. SWIFT . 21 bout ...
... themselves which at laft effected it ; and it was not only his opinion , but their own , that if they could not carry a peace , they would not Lett . to 3 . Lett . to S. be able to keep themfelves out C 4 be LIFE OF Dr. SWIFT . 21 bout ...
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... themselves ; but it seems , probable that thefe accounts however contradictory may both be true , and that Swift at this time might be the Sacheverel of Ireland , followed by the mob of one faction with execrations , and by the other ...
... themselves ; but it seems , probable that thefe accounts however contradictory may both be true , and that Swift at this time might be the Sacheverel of Ireland , followed by the mob of one faction with execrations , and by the other ...
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... themselves before him , ordered them to take notice , that Rabert was no longer his fervant ; he is now , faid the dean , Mr. Blakely , the verger of St. Patrick's cathedral , a place which I give him as a reward for his fidelity . The ...
... themselves before him , ordered them to take notice , that Rabert was no longer his fervant ; he is now , faid the dean , Mr. Blakely , the verger of St. Patrick's cathedral , a place which I give him as a reward for his fidelity . The ...
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... themselves were fuch as he did not approve : how- ever , in the fame letter , in which he fays , that , if the king had lived ten days longer , he should not have dated it from London , but Paris , he fays , that his share in the hurry ...
... themselves were fuch as he did not approve : how- ever , in the fame letter , in which he fays , that , if the king had lived ten days longer , he should not have dated it from London , but Paris , he fays , that his share in the hurry ...
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