The Works of Dr Jonathan Swift ..John Donadlson [sic]... London, 1774 |
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... virtue by converfing with them . Their converfations . The author hath notice given him by his mafter , that he must depart from the country . He falls into a fwoon for grief ; but fubmits . He contrives and fini- shes a canoe by the ...
... virtue by converfing with them . Their converfations . The author hath notice given him by his mafter , that he must depart from the country . He falls into a fwoon for grief ; but fubmits . He contrives and fini- shes a canoe by the ...
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... been ba- lanced , and whether his life is become proportionably of more value , by the exercife of virtue and piety , by the fuperior happiness which he wing of a lark , bones and all , between 28 Part II . GULLIVER's TRAVELS .
... been ba- lanced , and whether his life is become proportionably of more value , by the exercife of virtue and piety , by the fuperior happiness which he wing of a lark , bones and all , between 28 Part II . GULLIVER's TRAVELS .
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... virtue , piety . honour , and truth , the pride and envy of the world , fo contemptuoufly treated . But as I was not in a condition to refent injuries , fo upon mature thoughts I began to doubt whether I was injured or no . For , after ...
... virtue , piety . honour , and truth , the pride and envy of the world , fo contemptuoufly treated . But as I was not in a condition to refent injuries , fo upon mature thoughts I began to doubt whether I was injured or no . For , after ...
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... virtue , from which their pofterity were never once known to degenerate . To thefe were joined feveral holy perfons as part of that affembly , under the title of bifhops , whofe peculiar bufinefs it is to take care of religion , and of ...
... virtue , from which their pofterity were never once known to degenerate . To thefe were joined feveral holy perfons as part of that affembly , under the title of bifhops , whofe peculiar bufinefs it is to take care of religion , and of ...
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... virtue and public fpi- rit , that his Majefty feemed to doubt it might pof- fibly not be always fincere : and he defired to know whether fuch zealous gentlemen could have any views of refunding themfelves for the charges and trouble ...
... virtue and public fpi- rit , that his Majefty feemed to doubt it might pof- fibly not be always fincere : and he defired to know whether fuch zealous gentlemen could have any views of refunding themfelves for the charges and trouble ...
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