The Works of Dr. Jonathan Swift ...G. Hamilton, J. Balfour, & L. Hunter, 1757 - 2984 pages |
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... virtue ; and Mr Matthew Lord , deemed the beft lay scholar of his time ' : Thefe , with the fellows of the college , Dr Walmefley , Dr Helfham , Dr Delany , Dr Stopford , now Bishop of Cloyne , and Dr Sheridan ; Lady Euftace , Mrs Moore ...
... virtue ; and Mr Matthew Lord , deemed the beft lay scholar of his time ' : Thefe , with the fellows of the college , Dr Walmefley , Dr Helfham , Dr Delany , Dr Stopford , now Bishop of Cloyne , and Dr Sheridan ; Lady Euftace , Mrs Moore ...
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... virtues , her mind , and her perfon , was not undeferving to have been married to the greatest prince in Europe : but her descent was from a fer . vant of Sir William Temple ; and therefore he was by no means worthy to have been the ...
... virtues , her mind , and her perfon , was not undeferving to have been married to the greatest prince in Europe : but her descent was from a fer . vant of Sir William Temple ; and therefore he was by no means worthy to have been the ...
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... virtue , " and his diftrefs might involve him in a crime which he most abhorred . Swift however was ftill inex- orable ; and the man was difmiffed . During all the time of danger , Swift obftinately refufed to contribute one farthing ...
... virtue , " and his diftrefs might involve him in a crime which he most abhorred . Swift however was ftill inex- orable ; and the man was difmiffed . During all the time of danger , Swift obftinately refufed to contribute one farthing ...
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... virtue of his mind ; as it was a fine compliment to the force of reason , by which he had been juft foiled , and was exprefled with all the vehemence of his temper , and all the peculiarity of his wit . - He was feveral times in England ...
... virtue of his mind ; as it was a fine compliment to the force of reason , by which he had been juft foiled , and was exprefled with all the vehemence of his temper , and all the peculiarity of his wit . - He was feveral times in England ...
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... which has rendered des formity lovely and conferred honour upon vice , was in Her only the decoration of fuch virtue , as without either wit 2 wit or beauty would have compelled affection , esteem , THE LIFE OF DR SWIFT . xxi !
... which has rendered des formity lovely and conferred honour upon vice , was in Her only the decoration of fuch virtue , as without either wit 2 wit or beauty would have compelled affection , esteem , THE LIFE OF DR SWIFT . xxi !
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