The Works of Dr. Jonathan Swift, Dean of St. Patrick's, Dublin ...W. Bowyer, C. Bathurst, W. Owen, W. Strahan, J. Rivington, J. Hinton, L. Davis, and C. Reymers, R. Baldwin, J. Dodsley, S. Crowder and Company and B. Collins., 1768 |
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... true lovers of their country and its conftitution in church and ftate ; and were brought to yield to those breaches in the fucceffion of the crown , out of a regard to the ne- ceffity of the kingdom and the fafety of the people , which ...
... true lovers of their country and its conftitution in church and ftate ; and were brought to yield to those breaches in the fucceffion of the crown , out of a regard to the ne- ceffity of the kingdom and the fafety of the people , which ...
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... true or falfe , but whether it were convenient for the prefent minute or company to affirm or deny it ; fo that if you think fit to refine upon him , by in- terpreting every thing he fays , as we do dreams , by the contrary , you are ...
... true or falfe , but whether it were convenient for the prefent minute or company to affirm or deny it ; fo that if you think fit to refine upon him , by in- terpreting every thing he fays , as we do dreams , by the contrary , you are ...
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... The ftory of the lord to a pulpit , and defiled it in Wharton is true ; who , with the moft filthy manner . fome other wretches , went in- E 4 ( c apart . cc apart for public prayer for the fafety " N ° 17. THE EXAMINE`R . 55.
... The ftory of the lord to a pulpit , and defiled it in Wharton is true ; who , with the moft filthy manner . fome other wretches , went in- E 4 ( c apart . cc apart for public prayer for the fafety " N ° 17. THE EXAMINE`R . 55.
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... true love of their country , joined with invincible courage , could fpirit up those great men , who have now under her ma- jefty's authority undertaken the direction of affairs . What can they expect , but the utmost efforts of malice ...
... true love of their country , joined with invincible courage , could fpirit up those great men , who have now under her ma- jefty's authority undertaken the direction of affairs . What can they expect , but the utmost efforts of malice ...
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... true to the cause . This they used to illuftrate by a very apt and decent fimili- tude of gaming with a fharper ; if you cannot cheat as well as he , you are cer- tainly undone . Another caft of their politicks was that of endeavouring ...
... true to the cause . This they used to illuftrate by a very apt and decent fimili- tude of gaming with a fharper ; if you cannot cheat as well as he , you are cer- tainly undone . Another caft of their politicks was that of endeavouring ...
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