The Works of Dr. Jonathan SwiftW. Bowyer, 1768 |
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Page 50
... feveral little incidents , that Stella regretted and disapproved the dean's conduct , and that she sometimes reproached him with unkindness ; for to fuch regret and reproach he certainly alludes in the following verfes on her birth ...
... feveral little incidents , that Stella regretted and disapproved the dean's conduct , and that she sometimes reproached him with unkindness ; for to fuch regret and reproach he certainly alludes in the following verfes on her birth ...
Page 57
... feveral months , his left eye fwelled to the fize of an egg , and the lid appeared to be fo much inflamed and difcoloured , that the furgeon expected it to mortify ; feveral large boils alfo broke out on his arms and his body . The ...
... feveral months , his left eye fwelled to the fize of an egg , and the lid appeared to be fo much inflamed and difcoloured , that the furgeon expected it to mortify ; feveral large boils alfo broke out on his arms and his body . The ...
Page 61
... his a Dr. Brown , bishop of Cork , had juft then printed two pam- phlets and preached feveral fer- mons , in which drinking to me- mories was zealously condemn ed . letters letters to lord Oxford , he , fays , fince LIFE OF Dr. SWIFT . 61.
... his a Dr. Brown , bishop of Cork , had juft then printed two pam- phlets and preached feveral fer- mons , in which drinking to me- mories was zealously condemn ed . letters letters to lord Oxford , he , fays , fince LIFE OF Dr. SWIFT . 61.
Page 71
... feveral hundred pounds , at a time when he did not believe he fhould ever more claim the privilege for himself , because he would not endanger the See his liberty of his fucceffor by an injurious pre- cedent . vol . XII . There is no ...
... feveral hundred pounds , at a time when he did not believe he fhould ever more claim the privilege for himself , because he would not endanger the See his liberty of his fucceffor by an injurious pre- cedent . vol . XII . There is no ...
Page 79
... feveral ruffians , to murder or maim the Reverend the Dean of St. Patrick's our neighbour , benefactor , and head of the liberty of St. Patrick's , upon a frivolous unproved fufpicion , of the faid Dean's having written fome lines in ...
... feveral ruffians , to murder or maim the Reverend the Dean of St. Patrick's our neighbour , benefactor , and head of the liberty of St. Patrick's , upon a frivolous unproved fufpicion , of the faid Dean's having written fome lines in ...
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