...Gulliver who had a cause there, and lost it on his ill reputation of being a liar. These are not the only observations I have made upon odd strange accidents...would have been matter for historians. Mr. Gay's Opera has been acted here twenty times, and my lord-lieutenant tells me it is very well performed ; he has...

...Gulliver who had a cause there, and lost it on his ill reputation of being a liar. These are not the only observations I have made upon odd strange accidents...would have been matter for historians. Mr. Gay's Opera has been acted here twenty times, and my lord-lieutenant tells me it is very well performed ; he has...

...trifles, which in things of great importance would have been matter for historians. Mr. Gay's opera has been acted here twenty times, and my lord lieutenant tells me it is very well performed ; he has seen it often, and approves it much. You give a most melancholy account of yourself, and which...

...Dublin, Bath, and other places. [TS] * Writing to Pope, May 1Oth, 1728, Swift says: "Mr. Gay's Opera has been acted here twenty times, and my lord lieutenant tells me it is very well performed ; he has seen it often, and approves it much. . . . ' The Beggar's Opera ' has done its task, discedat uti...

...Dublin, Bath, and other places. [TS] 4 Writing to Pope, May loth, 1728, Swift says: " Mr. Gay's Opera has been acted here twenty times, and my lord lieutenant tells me it is very well performed ; he has seen it often, and approves it much. . . . ' The Beggar's Opera ' has done its task, disccdat uti...

...Gulliver who had a cause there, and lost it on his ill reputation of being a liar.8 These are not the only observations I have made upon odd, strange accidents...would have been matter for historians. Mr. Gay's opera has been acted here twenty times, and my Lord Lieutenant tells me it is very well performed ; he has...

...writes the Dean from Dublin, " hath been acted here twenty times, and my Lord Lieutenant (Lord Carteret) tells me it is very well performed ; he hath seen it often and approves it much. ... I suppose Mr. Gay will return from the Bath with twenty pounds more flesh, and two hundred less...

...Dublin, Bath, and other places. [TS] 4 Writing to Pope, May loth, 1728, Swift says : "Mr. Gay's Opera has been acted here twenty times, and my lord lieutenant tells me it is very well performed ; he has seen it often, and approves it much. . . . * The Beggar's Opera ' has done its task, discedat uli...

...are bespoke for 1t) or 18 Nights to come. Swift wrote to Pope on May 10, 1728: Mr. Gay's opera has been acted here twenty times, and my Lord Lieutenant tells me it is very well performed; he has seen it often, and approves it much. From various sources we hear of the reception of the play...

...Gulliver who had a cause there, and lost it on his ill reputation of being a liar. These are not the only observations I have made upon odd, strange accidents...would have been matter for historians. Mr. Gay's opera has been acted here twenty times, and my Lord Lieutenant tells me it is very well performed; he has...