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THE firft remarkable event of his life that occurred after his fettlement at the deanery , was his marriage to Mrs Johnson , after a moft intimate friendship of more than fixteen years . This was in the year 1716 ; and the ceremony was ...
THE firft remarkable event of his life that occurred after his fettlement at the deanery , was his marriage to Mrs Johnson , after a moft intimate friendship of more than fixteen years . This was in the year 1716 ; and the ceremony was ...
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... and for- tune , of both fexes ; particularly Mrs Conolly , a Lady of very high reputation ; Dr Berkeley , the late moft ex- cellent Bishop of Cloyne ; the late Judge Lindfay t , and the Lord Chief Juftice Marley . [ D. S. p . 262. ] ...
... and for- tune , of both fexes ; particularly Mrs Conolly , a Lady of very high reputation ; Dr Berkeley , the late moft ex- cellent Bishop of Cloyne ; the late Judge Lindfay t , and the Lord Chief Juftice Marley . [ D. S. p . 262. ] ...
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He had no fooner affumed his new cognomen , than he became the idol of the people of Ireland , to a degree of devotion , that in the moft fuperftitious country fcarce any idol ever obtained . Libations to his health , or , in plain ...
He had no fooner affumed his new cognomen , than he became the idol of the people of Ireland , to a degree of devotion , that in the moft fuperftitious country fcarce any idol ever obtained . Libations to his health , or , in plain ...
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... in the full splendor of the moft attractive beauty , furrounded with every grace , and bleffed with every virtue , that could allure the affections and captivate the foul in er 1 , d S d J His peculiar ixxii * AN ACCOUNT o.
... in the full splendor of the moft attractive beauty , furrounded with every grace , and bleffed with every virtue , that could allure the affections and captivate the foul in er 1 , d S d J His peculiar ixxii * AN ACCOUNT o.
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... g IT foul of the moft ftubborn philofopher ? And without difpute , if the meanness of her birth , like an evil genius , had not stood in the way to oppofe her felicity , not all the Dr Swifts upon earth could have refifted the force ...
... g IT foul of the moft ftubborn philofopher ? And without difpute , if the meanness of her birth , like an evil genius , had not stood in the way to oppofe her felicity , not all the Dr Swifts upon earth could have refifted the force ...
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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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