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Page xxxvii
These violent Tories were formed into a fociety called the October club , of whom Swift fays , They are about a hundred parliament men of the country , who drink October beer at home , and " meet every evening at a tavern near the ...
These violent Tories were formed into a fociety called the October club , of whom Swift fays , They are about a hundred parliament men of the country , who drink October beer at home , and " meet every evening at a tavern near the ...
Page xxxviii
... curfed the paper called the Examiner , for fpeaking civilly of the Duke of Marlborough . This I happened to talk of to the Secretary ; who blamed the warmth of that Lord and fome others , and fwore , that if their advice were ...
... curfed the paper called the Examiner , for fpeaking civilly of the Duke of Marlborough . This I happened to talk of to the Secretary ; who blamed the warmth of that Lord and fome others , and fwore , that if their advice were ...
Page xliv
WHILE he was at this place , his mind was ftill bufy for his friends ; and he wrote a difcourfe , called Free thoughts on the present state of affairs , which he thought 1 might be useful at that juncture , and fent might xliv AN ...
WHILE he was at this place , his mind was ftill bufy for his friends ; and he wrote a difcourfe , called Free thoughts on the present state of affairs , which he thought 1 might be useful at that juncture , and fent might xliv AN ...
Page li
While he was in this fituation , he wrote the poem called Cadenus and Vanella , vol . 6. p . 10. ] the principal view of which feems to have been at once to compliment and to rally her ; to apologize for his conduct , and foften a tacit ...
While he was in this fituation , he wrote the poem called Cadenus and Vanella , vol . 6. p . 10. ] the principal view of which feems to have been at once to compliment and to rally her ; to apologize for his conduct , and foften a tacit ...
Page lii
... and the two daughters haltened in all fecrecy back to Ireland , be- ginning their journey on a Sunday , to avoid the interruption and importunities of a certain fierce kind of animals called bailiffs , who are not only fworn foes to ...
... and the two daughters haltened in all fecrecy back to Ireland , be- ginning their journey on a Sunday , to avoid the interruption and importunities of a certain fierce kind of animals called bailiffs , who are not only fworn foes to ...
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| Title | The Works of Dr Jonathan Swift .. Volume 1 of The Works of Dr Jonathan Swift, Jonathan Swift |
| Author | Jonathan Swift |
| Publisher | G. Hamilton, J. Balfour, & L. Hunter, 1757 |
| Original from | The British Library |
| Digitized | 4 May 2017 |
| Length | 2984 pages |
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