The Life of the Rev. Dr. Jonathan Swift (1784)Garland Pub., 1974 - 568 pàgines |
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... last year , to keep people from breaking to pieces upon a hundred misunderstandings . One cannot with- hold them from drawing different ways , while the enemy is watching to destroy both . " And in the October following , he says , " I ...
... last year , to keep people from breaking to pieces upon a hundred misunderstandings . One cannot with- hold them from drawing different ways , while the enemy is watching to destroy both . " And in the October following , he says , " I ...
Pàgina 274
... last were written chiefly with a view to gratify his refentment to the Court , on ac- count of fome unworthy treatment he met with from that quarter . We have already feen , by what extraordinary advances on her part , he was allured to ...
... last were written chiefly with a view to gratify his refentment to the Court , on ac- count of fome unworthy treatment he met with from that quarter . We have already feen , by what extraordinary advances on her part , he was allured to ...
Pàgina 469
... last they took compaffion on him ; and upon his promising never to choose the best bed again , they permitted him to make one of the company . During his last deplorable ftate , the following cir- cumftances are all that are recorded ...
... last they took compaffion on him ; and upon his promising never to choose the best bed again , they permitted him to make one of the company . During his last deplorable ftate , the following cir- cumftances are all that are recorded ...
Continguts
Life of Doctor Swift | 1 |
From his Birth to the Death of Sir William Temple | 31 |
SECTION V | 165 |
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