The Works of Dr. Jonathan Swift, Dean of St. Patrick's, DublinC. Bathurst, J. Rivington, W. Strahan, B. Collins, J. Hinton, J. Dodsley, L. Davis and C. Reymers, R. Baldwin, and W. Bowyer, 1766 |
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... hand , or placed before him on the table , that he fel- dom deviated many minutes in the daily re- volutions of his exercifes and employments . His manner was without ceremony , but not . ruftic ; for he had a perfect knowledge of all ...
... hand , or placed before him on the table , that he fel- dom deviated many minutes in the daily re- volutions of his exercifes and employments . His manner was without ceremony , but not . ruftic ; for he had a perfect knowledge of all ...
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... hand to him . He told her , very gravely , That though he was a beggar , water was not fo fcarce but the might have washed her hands . When they came to the deanry , the Dean kindly faluted Mrs. Pilking- ton , and , without allowing her ...
... hand to him . He told her , very gravely , That though he was a beggar , water was not fo fcarce but the might have washed her hands . When they came to the deanry , the Dean kindly faluted Mrs. Pilking- ton , and , without allowing her ...
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... hands , chufing them by weight rather than antiquity .. AL At dinner , the Dean's behaviour was very humour ous . He placed himself at the head of his table , op- pofite to a great pier glafs , fo that he could fee in the glafs whatever ...
... hands , chufing them by weight rather than antiquity .. AL At dinner , the Dean's behaviour was very humour ous . He placed himself at the head of his table , op- pofite to a great pier glafs , fo that he could fee in the glafs whatever ...
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... hand , he called to Mrs. Pil - ** kington to reach him his glove ; and changing the cof - ** fee - pot to his left hand , held out his right one , order- ing her to put the glove on it ; which accordingly the diu ; when taking up part ...
... hand , he called to Mrs. Pil - ** kington to reach him his glove ; and changing the cof - ** fee - pot to his left hand , held out his right one , order- ing her to put the glove on it ; which accordingly the diu ; when taking up part ...
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... hand as much money as Mr. Pilkington and she had given at the offering in the morning , and coach - hire alfo ; which fhe durft not refufe , left the fhould have been deemed as great a blockhead as the parfon who refused the thick wine ...
... hand as much money as Mr. Pilkington and she had given at the offering in the morning , and coach - hire alfo ; which fhe durft not refufe , left the fhould have been deemed as great a blockhead as the parfon who refused the thick wine ...
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