The Works of Dr. Jonathan Swift ...G. Hamilton, J. Balfour, & L. Hunter, 1757 - 2984 pages |
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Page xlvii
... feveral whole nights , and drinking one more ; and to make up matters he preffed the Doctor to ftay to dinner ; which , however , he declined , as well because he would not encourage a fecond offence by too easily paffing over the firft ...
... feveral whole nights , and drinking one more ; and to make up matters he preffed the Doctor to ftay to dinner ; which , however , he declined , as well because he would not encourage a fecond offence by too easily paffing over the firft ...
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... feveral paffages were £ 3 felected The popular affection which the Dean had hitherto acquired , may be faid not to have been universal , till the publication of the Drapier's letters , which made all ranks and all profeffions unani ...
... feveral paffages were £ 3 felected The popular affection which the Dean had hitherto acquired , may be faid not to have been universal , till the publication of the Drapier's letters , which made all ranks and all profeffions unani ...
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... feveral points in which they fupplicated his affiftance , as if trade had been the only ftudy and employment of his life . When elections were depending for the city of Dublin , many corporations refused 4 My Lord answered , he had not ...
... feveral points in which they fupplicated his affiftance , as if trade had been the only ftudy and employment of his life . When elections were depending for the city of Dublin , many corporations refused 4 My Lord answered , he had not ...
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... feveral others , of whom he knew nothing , but that they were good men . [ vol . 4 p . 231 . } + A HE ufed alfo to remonstrate with great freedom againft Such measures as he difapproved ; and Lord Carteret ha- ving gained the advantage ...
... feveral others , of whom he knew nothing , but that they were good men . [ vol . 4 p . 231 . } + A HE ufed alfo to remonstrate with great freedom againft Such measures as he difapproved ; and Lord Carteret ha- ving gained the advantage ...
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... feveral times , by fetting before him the example of a clergyman of diftinguished merit , who married nearly in the fame circumftances ; but , inftead of concealing his marriage , retired into thrifty lodgings till he had made a ...
... feveral times , by fetting before him the example of a clergyman of diftinguished merit , who married nearly in the fame circumftances ; but , inftead of concealing his marriage , retired into thrifty lodgings till he had made a ...
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