The Lives of the Most Eminent English Poets, 3: With Critical Observations on Their WorksNichols and Son, 1801 |
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... thought , by eating too much fruit . The original of diseases is commonly obfcure . Almoft every boy eats as much fruit as he can get , without any great inconvenience . The difeafe of Swift was giddinefs with deafnefs , which attacked ...
... thought , by eating too much fruit . The original of diseases is commonly obfcure . Almoft every boy eats as much fruit as he can get , without any great inconvenience . The difeafe of Swift was giddinefs with deafnefs , which attacked ...
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... thought , with great reason , that the Minifters were lofing opportunities ; that fufficient ufe was not made of the ardour of the nation ; they called loudly for more changes , and ftronger efforts ; and demanded the punishment of part ...
... thought , with great reason , that the Minifters were lofing opportunities ; that fufficient ufe was not made of the ardour of the nation ; they called loudly for more changes , and ftronger efforts ; and demanded the punishment of part ...
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... thought , had made England the arbitrefs of nations , were con- founded between fhame and rage , when they found that " mines had been exhaufted , and millions de- " ftroyed , " to fecure the Dutch or aggrandize the Emperor , without ...
... thought , had made England the arbitrefs of nations , were con- founded between fhame and rage , when they found that " mines had been exhaufted , and millions de- " ftroyed , " to fecure the Dutch or aggrandize the Emperor , without ...
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... thoughts in agitation , as the fea fluctuates a while when the ftorm has ceafed . He therefore filled his hours with fome hiftorical attempts , relating to the " Change of the Minifters , " and " the Conduct of " the Ministry . " He ...
... thoughts in agitation , as the fea fluctuates a while when the ftorm has ceafed . He therefore filled his hours with fome hiftorical attempts , relating to the " Change of the Minifters , " and " the Conduct of " the Ministry . " He ...
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... thought herself neglected , and died of disappoint- ment ; having ordered by her will the poem to be published , in ... thoughts , " and give place to obloquy . And Stella retired " ( upon the earnest invitation of the owner ) to the ...
... thought herself neglected , and died of disappoint- ment ; having ordered by her will the poem to be published , in ... thoughts , " and give place to obloquy . And Stella retired " ( upon the earnest invitation of the owner ) to the ...
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