The Lives of the Most Eminent English Poets, Volum 3Methuen, 1896 |
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... unlikely that he was advanced to his benefices . To this project , which is formed with great purity of intention , and displayed with sprightliness and elegance , it can only be objected that , like many projects , it is , SWIFT 7.
... unlikely that he was advanced to his benefices . To this project , which is formed with great purity of intention , and displayed with sprightliness and elegance , it can only be objected that , like many projects , it is , SWIFT 7.
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... formed , and was one of the sixteen ministers , or agents of the ministry , who met weekly at each other's houses , and were united by the name of Brother . Being not immediately considered as an obdurate Tory , he conversed ...
... formed , and was one of the sixteen ministers , or agents of the ministry , who met weekly at each other's houses , and were united by the name of Brother . Being not immediately considered as an obdurate Tory , he conversed ...
Pàgina 9
... formed themselves into a club , to the number of about a hundred , and met to animate the zeal and raise the expectations of each other . They thought , with great reason , that the ministers were losing opportunities ; that sufficient ...
... formed themselves into a club , to the number of about a hundred , and met to animate the zeal and raise the expectations of each other . They thought , with great reason , that the ministers were losing opportunities ; that sufficient ...
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... formed of it from a conversation which I once heard between the Earl of Orrery and old Mr. Lewis . Swift now , much against his will , commenced Irishman for life , and was to contrive how he might be best accommodated in a country ...
... formed of it from a conversation which I once heard between the Earl of Orrery and old Mr. Lewis . Swift now , much against his will , commenced Irishman for life , and was to contrive how he might be best accommodated in a country ...
Pàgina 20
... formed expectations which she never meant to raise , the event was , that he always afterwards thought on her with malevolence , and particularly charged her with breaking her promise of some medals which she engaged to send him . I ...
... formed expectations which she never meant to raise , the event was , that he always afterwards thought on her with malevolence , and particularly charged her with breaking her promise of some medals which she engaged to send him . I ...
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