 | Jonathan Swift - 1801
...account for such imaginations as these in particular men, without recourse to my phenomenon of vapours, ascending from the lower faculties to overshadow the...mother-tongue has not yet assigned any other name, beside that of madness or phrensy. Let us therefore now conjecture how it comes to pass, that none... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1801
...account for such imaginations as these in particular men, without recourse to my phenomenon of vapours, ascending from the lower faculties to overshadow the...mother-tongue has not yet assigned any other name, beside that of madness or phrensy. Let us therefore now conjecture how it comes to pass, that none... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1803
...account for such imaginations as these in particular men, .without recourse to my phenomenon of vapours, ascending from- the lower faculties to overshadow...mother-tongue has not yet assigned any other name, beside that of madness or phrenzy. Let us therefore now conjecture how it comes to pass, that none... | |
 | Robert Kerr - 1811
...for such imaginations as these in particular men, without recourse to my phenomenon of vapours, (L e. aether) ascending from the lower faculties to overshadow...assigned any other name besides that of madness or phrenzy. Let us therefore now conjecture how it comes to pass that none of these great projectors do... | |
 | Jonathan Swift, William Wotton - 1812 - 234 páginas
...account for such imaginations as these in particular men, without recourse to my phenomenon of vapours, ascending from the lower faculties to overshadow the...mother-tongue has not yet assigned any other name, beside that of madness or frenzy. Let us therefore now conjecture how itcomes to pass, that none of... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1814
...account for such imaginations as these in particular men, without recourse to my phenomenon of vapours, ascending from the lower faculties to overshadow the...mother-tongue has not yet assigned any other name, beside that of madness or phrenzy. Let us therefore now conjecture how it comes to pass, that none... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1814
...account for such imaginations as these in particular men, without recourse to my phenomenon of vapours, ascending from the lower faculties to overshadow the...mother-tongue has not yet assigned any other name, beside that of madness or phrenzy. Let us therefore now conjecture how it comes to pass, that none... | |
 | Jonathan Swift, Walter Scott - 1814
...account for such imaginations as these in particular men, without recourse to my phenomenon of vapours, ascending from the lower faculties to overshadow the...into conceptions, for which the narrowness of our mother- tongue has not yet assigned any other name, beside that of madness or phrenzy. Let us therefore... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1823
...overshadow the brain, and their distilling into conceptions, for which the narrowness of our mother-tongua has not yet assigned any other name besides that of madness or phrenzy. Let us therefore now conjecture how it comes to pass, that none of these great prescribers... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1831 - 149 páginas
...to my phaenomenon of vapours , ascending from the lower faculties to overshadow the brain, and their distilling into conceptions, for which the narrowness...assigned any other name besides that of madness or phrenzy. Let us therefore now conjecture how it conies to pass 3 ") , that none of these great prescribers... | |
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Now, I would gladly be informed, how it is possible to account for such imaginations as these in particular men, without recourse to my phenomenon of vapours, ascending from the lower faculties to overshadow the brain, and there distilling into conceptions,... 
