The Works of Dr Jonathan Swift ..John Donadlson [sic]... London, 1774 |
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... usual tribute , the King hath two methods of reducing them to obedience . The firft and the mildest courfe is by keeping the ifland hovering over fuch a town , and the lands about it , whereby he can deprive them of the benefit of the ...
... usual tribute , the King hath two methods of reducing them to obedience . The firft and the mildest courfe is by keeping the ifland hovering over fuch a town , and the lands about it , whereby he can deprive them of the benefit of the ...
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... usual ftrain , and I beg the reader will compare their manner with mine : and here I make bold to tell the world , that I lay the whole credit of my art upon the truth of thefe predictions ; and I will be content , that Partridge , and ...
... usual ftrain , and I beg the reader will compare their manner with mine : and here I make bold to tell the world , that I lay the whole credit of my art upon the truth of thefe predictions ; and I will be content , that Partridge , and ...
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... usual dark manner of old aftrological predictions . Then fhall the fybe , & c . By the fish , is under ftood the Dauphin of France , as their king's eldest fons are called : It is here faid , he fhall lament the lofs of the Duke of ...
... usual dark manner of old aftrological predictions . Then fhall the fybe , & c . By the fish , is under ftood the Dauphin of France , as their king's eldest fons are called : It is here faid , he fhall lament the lofs of the Duke of ...
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