The Prose Works of Jonathan Swift, Volume 7Bell, 1905 |
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... wrote or spoke in a manner somewhat overbearing , it was not because of am- bition , since he was now long past his youth and his mind 17 had become settled in a fairly complacent acceptance of his VII . b INTRODUCTION xvii.
... wrote or spoke in a manner somewhat overbearing , it was not because of am- bition , since he was now long past his youth and his mind 17 had become settled in a fairly complacent acceptance of his VII . b INTRODUCTION xvii.
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... manners . Nay , I have been assured from good hands , that there was still a number sufficient to make a majority against the bill , if they had not apprehended the other side to be secure , and therefore thought it im- prudence , by ...
... manners . Nay , I have been assured from good hands , that there was still a number sufficient to make a majority against the bill , if they had not apprehended the other side to be secure , and therefore thought it im- prudence , by ...
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... manner ; " Why should we make the choosing a Speaker a party cause ? Let us fix upon one who is well versed in the practices and methods of parliament . " And I believe there are too many who would talk at the same rate , if the ...
... manner ; " Why should we make the choosing a Speaker a party cause ? Let us fix upon one who is well versed in the practices and methods of parliament . " And I believe there are too many who would talk at the same rate , if the ...
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... manner of cloth , doth invite your subjects of England , with their families and servants , to leave their habitations to settle there , to the increase of the woollen manufacture in Ireland , which makes your loyal subjects in this ...
... manner of cloth , doth invite your subjects of England , with their families and servants , to leave their habitations to settle there , to the increase of the woollen manufacture in Ireland , which makes your loyal subjects in this ...
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... manner I have done . I answer , desire to know for what ends , and by what persons , this new opinion of our flourishing state has of late been so industriously advanced : One thing is certain , that the advancers have either already ...
... manner I have done . I answer , desire to know for what ends , and by what persons , this new opinion of our flourishing state has of late been so industriously advanced : One thing is certain , that the advancers have either already ...
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