The Works of Dr. Jonathan SwiftW. Bowyer, 1768 |
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... particular favourite with whom we are tenderly connected , either by friendship or by love ; or at most it terminates , like rays col- lected by a burning - glass , in a very fmall circle which is fcarce more than a point , and like ...
... particular favourite with whom we are tenderly connected , either by friendship or by love ; or at most it terminates , like rays col- lected by a burning - glass , in a very fmall circle which is fcarce more than a point , and like ...
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... particular , his friend- fhip with Mr. Addifon continued inviola- ble , and with as much kindness as when they used to meet at lord Halifax's or lord Lett . to Pope of Jan. 10 . 1721 . Sommers's , Sommers's , who were leaders of the ...
... particular , his friend- fhip with Mr. Addifon continued inviola- ble , and with as much kindness as when they used to meet at lord Halifax's or lord Lett . to Pope of Jan. 10 . 1721 . Sommers's , Sommers's , who were leaders of the ...
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... particular of her distress , therefore , can weaken the arguments drawn from the direction in her will to publish the poem and the letters , of which the gratification of her vanity was fo evidently the mo- tive , that it is difficult ...
... particular of her distress , therefore , can weaken the arguments drawn from the direction in her will to publish the poem and the letters , of which the gratification of her vanity was fo evidently the mo- tive , that it is difficult ...
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... particular to trade . The weavers always confidered him as their patron and legislator , after his propofal for the ufe of Irish manufactures , and came frequently in a body to re- ceive his advice in fettling the rates of their ftuffs ...
... particular to trade . The weavers always confidered him as their patron and legislator , after his propofal for the ufe of Irish manufactures , and came frequently in a body to re- ceive his advice in fettling the rates of their ftuffs ...
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... particular acquaintance : One of whom had the courage , indirectly , to blame his conduct fe veral times , by fetting before him the example of a clergyman.of diftinguished merit , who married near ly in the fame circumstances ; but ...
... particular acquaintance : One of whom had the courage , indirectly , to blame his conduct fe veral times , by fetting before him the example of a clergyman.of diftinguished merit , who married near ly in the fame circumstances ; but ...
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