The Works of Dr. Jonathan Swift ...G. Hamilton, J. Balfour, & L. Hunter, 1757 - 2984 pages |
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Page cvi
... fubject of them ? He told her , they were against Wood's halfpence . Having asked Mr and Mrs Pilkington if they could fmoke ? and being anfwered , that they did not ; " " Tis a fign , " said he , you were " neither of you bred in the ...
... fubject of them ? He told her , they were against Wood's halfpence . Having asked Mr and Mrs Pilkington if they could fmoke ? and being anfwered , that they did not ; " " Tis a fign , " said he , you were " neither of you bred in the ...
Page cix
... fubject , he must have writ better . How cold , how " forced , are his lines to you , compared with yours to " him ! 66 Hail , happy Pope ! whose gen'rous mind , & c . vol . 6. p . 337 . VOL . I. " Here " Here we see the masterly poet ...
... fubject , he must have writ better . How cold , how " forced , are his lines to you , compared with yours to " him ! 66 Hail , happy Pope ! whose gen'rous mind , & c . vol . 6. p . 337 . VOL . I. " Here " Here we see the masterly poet ...
Page cxxiii
... ha- ving been already too long naufeated with endlefs re- petitions upon every fubject . The abuses in religion he proposed to set forth in the allegory of the coats , and A 2 the the three brothers ; which was to make up the.
... ha- ving been already too long naufeated with endlefs re- petitions upon every fubject . The abuses in religion he proposed to set forth in the allegory of the coats , and A 2 the the three brothers ; which was to make up the.
Page cxxiii
... men agree in : nor was it proper for his fubject to meddle with other points , than fuch as have been perpetually controverted fince the Reformation . To To inftance only in that paffage about the three wooden vi APOLOGY . AN.
... men agree in : nor was it proper for his fubject to meddle with other points , than fuch as have been perpetually controverted fince the Reformation . To To inftance only in that paffage about the three wooden vi APOLOGY . AN.
Page cxxiii
... fubject , I have now forgot ; ha- ' ving juft looked it over when it firft came out , as others did , merely for the fake of the title . Phalaris . THE Boyle's remarks upon Bentley's differtation on the epistles of + Supposed to be ...
... fubject , I have now forgot ; ha- ' ving juft looked it over when it firft came out , as others did , merely for the fake of the title . Phalaris . THE Boyle's remarks upon Bentley's differtation on the epistles of + Supposed to be ...
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