The Works of Dr. Jonathan SwiftW. Bowyer, 1768 |
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... thefe with each other this account is compiled . It is not thought neceffary to relate every trifling particular that has been recorded , but only to felect fuch as will fufficiently diftinguish the peculiarities of his character and ...
... thefe with each other this account is compiled . It is not thought neceffary to relate every trifling particular that has been recorded , but only to felect fuch as will fufficiently diftinguish the peculiarities of his character and ...
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... thefe three hundred broad pieces during the whole war , his distress being then very great and his refour- ces cut off . The zeal and activity of this gentleman for the royal cause expofed him to much danger and many fufferings ; he was ...
... thefe three hundred broad pieces during the whole war , his distress being then very great and his refour- ces cut off . The zeal and activity of this gentleman for the royal cause expofed him to much danger and many fufferings ; he was ...
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... thefe ftudies at the univer- fity in Dublin , where he continued them three years , and during this time he also drew the first sketch of his Tale of a Tub * . 1688 . In the year 1688 , when he was about twenty - one , and had been ...
... thefe ftudies at the univer- fity in Dublin , where he continued them three years , and during this time he also drew the first sketch of his Tale of a Tub * . 1688 . In the year 1688 , when he was about twenty - one , and had been ...
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... thefe words are not inferted in that copy of the teftimonium which is entered in the congregation book at Oxford ; and not to have inferted them there , when they were thought a compliment , would have been an affront ; it is therefore ...
... thefe words are not inferted in that copy of the teftimonium which is entered in the congregation book at Oxford ; and not to have inferted them there , when they were thought a compliment , would have been an affront ; it is therefore ...
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... thefe livings till after the dean- ery was given to another , his non - refidence could not , as lord Orrery fuppofes , be the reafon why it was not given to him . As fect . xxvii . J. 41 . # R. 403 14 AN ACCOUNT OF THE.
... thefe livings till after the dean- ery was given to another , his non - refidence could not , as lord Orrery fuppofes , be the reafon why it was not given to him . As fect . xxvii . J. 41 . # R. 403 14 AN ACCOUNT OF THE.
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