The Life of the Rev. Dr. Jonathan Swift (1784)Garland Pub., 1974 - 568 pàgines |
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... see that Swift , upon joining with the new Ministry , had laid down this rule for his conduct ; that he would serve the publick in- terests , and the common caufe , to the utmost of his power ; that he would exert all his influence in ...
... see that Swift , upon joining with the new Ministry , had laid down this rule for his conduct ; that he would serve the publick in- terests , and the common caufe , to the utmost of his power ; that he would exert all his influence in ...
Pàgina 318
... see you feldom when you were in Ireland ; and I must beg you to be easy , if , for fome time , I vifit you feldomer , and not in fo particular a man- ner . I will see you at the latter end of the week , if poffible . These are accidents ...
... see you feldom when you were in Ireland ; and I must beg you to be easy , if , for fome time , I vifit you feldomer , and not in fo particular a man- ner . I will see you at the latter end of the week , if poffible . These are accidents ...
Pàgina 422
... seeing the defperate state of their pa- tients , would not fuffer them to be removed out of the room where they fought ... see company , Mathew and his friend attended them daily , and a close intimacy afterwards enfued , as they found ...
... seeing the defperate state of their pa- tients , would not fuffer them to be removed out of the room where they fought ... see company , Mathew and his friend attended them daily , and a close intimacy afterwards enfued , as they found ...
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Life of Doctor Swift | 1 |
From his Birth to the Death of Sir William Temple | 31 |
SECTION V | 165 |
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