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Page xxvii
Whe ther Swift at this time defired the company of Stella a wife of a friend , is not certain ; but the reafon which The and her companion then gave for their leaving Eng land , was , that in Ireland the intereit of money was high ...
Whe ther Swift at this time defired the company of Stella a wife of a friend , is not certain ; but the reafon which The and her companion then gave for their leaving Eng land , was , that in Ireland the intereit of money was high ...
Page xxxiv
... and defired I might have leave to come at his levee : which he immediately refufed , and faid , that was no place for friends . " [ Oct. 8. 1710. ] In two days after Harley " told him , he had fhewn " his memorial to the Queen ...
... and defired I might have leave to come at his levee : which he immediately refufed , and faid , that was no place for friends . " [ Oct. 8. 1710. ] In two days after Harley " told him , he had fhewn " his memorial to the Queen ...
Page xxxix
... they would leave me Jonathan as they found me ; and that I never knew a miniftry do any thing for those whom they make companions of their pleasures ; but I care not . ” [ Let . to S. Feb. 17. 1710. D. S. p . 322. ] ...
... they would leave me Jonathan as they found me ; and that I never knew a miniftry do any thing for those whom they make companions of their pleasures ; but I care not . ” [ Let . to S. Feb. 17. 1710. D. S. p . 322. ] ...
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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 denial , by leaving the event undetermined . ) THIS poem appears to have been written about the ...
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 denial , by leaving the event undetermined . ) THIS poem appears to have been written about the ...
Page lxii
... which never fails to complicate difeafe with trouble , to leave the fufferer more wretched when its operation is at an end ; to divide life into frenzy and defpair , and at once to haften the approach , and in- crease the terrors of ...
... which never fails to complicate difeafe with trouble , to leave the fufferer more wretched when its operation is at an end ; to divide life into frenzy and defpair , and at once to haften the approach , and in- crease the terrors of ...
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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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