THE WORKS OF THE Dr. Jonathan Swift, Dean of St. Patrick's, Dublin, Volume 3C. BATHURST, in Fleetstreet, 1760 |
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... sometimes induced to comply with a number , whose opinion he generally approves , though it be perhaps against his own . But this liberty fhould be made use of upon very few occa- fions , and those of small importance , and then only ...
... sometimes induced to comply with a number , whose opinion he generally approves , though it be perhaps against his own . But this liberty fhould be made use of upon very few occa- fions , and those of small importance , and then only ...
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... Sometimes to appease their indignation , we venture to give them hopes , that in fuch a cafe the government will perhaps connive , and hardly be fo fevere to hang them for de- fending it against the letter of the law ; to which they ...
... Sometimes to appease their indignation , we venture to give them hopes , that in fuch a cafe the government will perhaps connive , and hardly be fo fevere to hang them for de- fending it against the letter of the law ; to which they ...
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... sometimes a difficult matter to read modern books and pamphlets ; where the words are so curtailed , and varied from their original spelling , that whoever hath been used to plain English will hardly know them by fight . Several young ...
... sometimes a difficult matter to read modern books and pamphlets ; where the words are so curtailed , and varied from their original spelling , that whoever hath been used to plain English will hardly know them by fight . Several young ...
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