 | Jonathan Swift - 1753 - 358 páginas
...market. Look ye, gentlemen, John Bull is but a plain man; but John Bull knows when he is ill ufed. I know the infirmity of our family ? we are apt to play the booncompanion, and throw away our money in our cups: but it was an unfair thing in you, gentlemen,... | |
 | Jonathan Swift, John Hawkesworth - 1754 - 398 páginas
...market. Look ye, gentlemen, John Bull is but a plain man; but John Bull knows when he is ill ufed. I know the infirmity of our family ; we are apt to...it was an unfair thing in you, gentlemen, to take j advanadvantage of my weaknefs, to keep a parcel of roaring bullies about me day and night, with huzza's... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1757 - 406 páginas
...market. Look ye, gentlemen, John Bull is but a plain man ; but John Boll knows when he is ill ufed. I know the infirmity of, our family ; we are apt to play the boon companion, and throw away our mo)icy in our cups: but it was an unfair thing in you, gentlemen, to take advantage of my weaknefs,... | |
 | Jonathan Swift, John Hawkesworth - 1760 - 272 páginas
...market. Look ye, gentlemen, John Bull is but a plain man ; but John Bull knows when he is ill ufed. I know the infirmity of our family ; we are apt to...weaknefs, to keep a parcel of roaring bullies about roe day and night, with huzza's and hunting-horns, and ringing the changes on butchers cleavers, never... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1765 - 296 páginas
...market. Look ye, gentlemen, John ull is but a plain man ; but John Bull knows when he is ill ufed. I know the infirmity of our family ; we are apt to...boon companion, and throw away our money in our cups i but it was an unfair thing in you, gentlemen, to take advantage of my weaknefs, to keep a parcel... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1765 - 294 páginas
...John full is but a plain man ; but John Bull knows when he is ill ufed. I know the infirmity of ear family ; we are apt to play the boon companion, and throw away our money in our tups i but it was an unfair thing in you, gentlemen, to take advantage of my weakness* to keep * parcel... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1768 - 390 páginas
...when he is ill ufed. I, know the infirmity of our. family ; we arc apt to play the boon cqmpanipn, and throw away our money in our cups : but it was...unfair thing in you, gentlemen, to take advantage of my vveaknefs, to keep a parcel of roaring bullies about me day and night, with huzza's and hunting-horns,... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1774 - 348 páginas
...to market Look ye, gentlemen, John Bull is but a plain man. but John Bull knows when he is ill ufed. I know the infirmity of our family ; we are apt to...money in our cups : but it was an unfair thing in you, gentlemes, l0 take advantage of my weaknefs, to keep a parcel of roaring bullies about me day and night,... | |
 | Jonathan Swift, John Hawkesworth - 1784 - 348 páginas
...market. Look ye, gentlemen, John Bull is but a plain man ; but John Bull knows when he is ill ufed. I know the infirmity of our family ; we are apt to...roaring bullies about me • day and night, with huzzas, and hunting-horns, and ringing the changes on butchers cleavers, never let me cool, and make me fet... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1784 - 320 páginas
...clothier, the envy of all his neighbours, fhould be brought to compound his debts for five millings away our money in our cups : but it was an unfair...roaring bullies about me day and night, with huzzas and hunting-horns^ and ringing the changes on butchers cleavers, never let me cooi, and make me fet... | |
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I know the infirmity of our family : we are apt to play the boon companion and throw away our money in our cups. But it was an unfair thing in you, gentlemen, to take advantage of my weakness, to keep [a parcel of roaring bullies about me day and night,... 
