The Works of Dr Jonathan Swift ..John Donadlson [sic]... London, 1774 |
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... continued on , while my co- lour came and went feveral times with indignation , to hear our noble country , the mistress of arts and arms , the fcourge of France , the arbitress of Europe , the feat of virtue , piety . honour , and ...
... continued on , while my co- lour came and went feveral times with indignation , to hear our noble country , the mistress of arts and arms , the fcourge of France , the arbitress of Europe , the feat of virtue , piety . honour , and ...
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... continued fervilely to follow after they were admitted into that affembly . He then defired to know , what arts were practi- fed in electing those whom I called commoners : whether a ftranger with a strong purfe might not influence the ...
... continued fervilely to follow after they were admitted into that affembly . He then defired to know , what arts were practi- fed in electing those whom I called commoners : whether a ftranger with a strong purfe might not influence the ...
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... continued the King , who have spent the greateft part of your life in travelling , I am well difpofed to hope you may hitherto have efcaped many vices of your country . But by what I have gathered from your own relation , and the ...
... continued the King , who have spent the greateft part of your life in travelling , I am well difpofed to hope you may hitherto have efcaped many vices of your country . But by what I have gathered from your own relation , and the ...
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... continued piece with that body of adamant , which conftitutes the bottom of the island . By means of this load - ftone the island is made to rife and fall , and move from one place to another . For , with respect to that part of the ...
... continued piece with that body of adamant , which conftitutes the bottom of the island . By means of this load - ftone the island is made to rife and fall , and move from one place to another . For , with respect to that part of the ...
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... continued during my ftay , and was entertained in a most hospitable man- ner . The next morning after my arrival he took me in his chariot to see the town , which is about half the bignefs of London , but the houses very strange- ly ...
... continued during my ftay , and was entertained in a most hospitable man- ner . The next morning after my arrival he took me in his chariot to see the town , which is about half the bignefs of London , but the houses very strange- ly ...
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