THE WORKS OF THE Dr. Jonathan Swift, Dean of St. Patrick's, Dublin, Volume 3C. BATHURST, in Fleetstreet, 1760 |
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Page 18
... same pace ; for change in property through the bulk of a na- tion makes flow marches , and its due power always at tends it . To conclude , that whatever attempt is be- gun by an affembly , ought to be purfued to the end , without ...
... same pace ; for change in property through the bulk of a na- tion makes flow marches , and its due power always at tends it . To conclude , that whatever attempt is be- gun by an affembly , ought to be purfued to the end , without ...
Page 76
... same time , as if there were not three in the kingdom , who could fall in with their definition . After the like manner they in- fult the universities as poifoned fountains , and corrupters of youth . Now it seems clear to me , that the ...
... same time , as if there were not three in the kingdom , who could fall in with their definition . After the like manner they in- fult the universities as poifoned fountains , and corrupters of youth . Now it seems clear to me , that the ...
Page 91
... same treatment with his father , is an improbable scandal flung upon the nation by a few bi- gotted French fcribblers , or the invidious affertion of a ruined party at home in the bitterness of their fouls , not one . • one material ...
... same treatment with his father , is an improbable scandal flung upon the nation by a few bi- gotted French fcribblers , or the invidious affertion of a ruined party at home in the bitterness of their fouls , not one . • one material ...
Page 162
... same name . Where then is this matter likely to end , when the obtaining of one re- queft is only used as a step to demand another ? A lover is ever complaining of cruelty , while any thing is denied him ; and when the lady ceafes to be ...
... same name . Where then is this matter likely to end , when the obtaining of one re- queft is only used as a step to demand another ? A lover is ever complaining of cruelty , while any thing is denied him ; and when the lady ceafes to be ...
Page 191
... as exactly as this of poor Partridge , I must own I fhould be wholly furprized , and at a lofs , and should infallibly expect the accomplishment of all the reft . This This piece being on the same subject , and very PARTRIDGE's DEATH . Igr.
... as exactly as this of poor Partridge , I must own I fhould be wholly furprized , and at a lofs , and should infallibly expect the accomplishment of all the reft . This This piece being on the same subject , and very PARTRIDGE's DEATH . Igr.
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