The Works of Dr. Jonathan SwiftW. Bowyer, 1768 |
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Page 19
... tion , and went under the general denomi- nation of brothers . D.S. 227 , 317 . From this time the doctor fupported the intereft of his new friends with all his power , in pamphlets , poems , and periodical papers ; his intimacy with ...
... tion , and went under the general denomi- nation of brothers . D.S. 227 , 317 . From this time the doctor fupported the intereft of his new friends with all his power , in pamphlets , poems , and periodical papers ; his intimacy with ...
Page 21
... tion : he had received a prefent of a fine tortoife - fhell fnuff - box lined with gold , and painted on the infide of the lid with a view of Venice . This prefent he fhew- ed one day to Harley , who having admired the paint- ing and ...
... tion : he had received a prefent of a fine tortoife - fhell fnuff - box lined with gold , and painted on the infide of the lid with a view of Venice . This prefent he fhew- ed one day to Harley , who having admired the paint- ing and ...
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... tion : He therefore obliged his lordship to walk with his treasurer's ftaff from room to room through his own levy , enquiring which was doctor Parnel , in order to introduce himself , and beg the honour of his acquaintance . It was ...
... tion : He therefore obliged his lordship to walk with his treasurer's ftaff from room to room through his own levy , enquiring which was doctor Parnel , in order to introduce himself , and beg the honour of his acquaintance . It was ...
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... tion , but whatever had the appearance of voluntary devotion he always took care to hide ; when he went to church in London , it was early in the morning , fo that , though he was conftantly at prayers , and at the facrament , yet he ...
... tion , but whatever had the appearance of voluntary devotion he always took care to hide ; when he went to church in London , it was early in the morning , fo that , though he was conftantly at prayers , and at the facrament , yet he ...
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... tion , without regard to the return of those seasons which have been generally allotted to particular pur- poses , without fleeping or waking , or eating or drink- ing , like the rest of mankind . To recover these un- happy wretches ...
... tion , without regard to the return of those seasons which have been generally allotted to particular pur- poses , without fleeping or waking , or eating or drink- ing , like the rest of mankind . To recover these un- happy wretches ...
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