The Works of Dr Jonathan Swift ..1757 |
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... ev'ry dart ; - His altar now no longer fmokes , His mother's aid no youth invokes : 10 This the advocate of that party ; for feveral of whom he got employ ments , and preserved others from lofing what they had : of which fome instances ...
... ev'ry dart ; - His altar now no longer fmokes , His mother's aid no youth invokes : 10 This the advocate of that party ; for feveral of whom he got employ ments , and preserved others from lofing what they had : of which fome instances ...
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... ev'ry fcene had kept his heart ; Had fighed and languish'd , vow'd and writ , For pajtime , or to fhew his wit , 1. 540-543 . But . 35 But women now feel no fuch fire , CADENUS 17 AND VANESSA .
... ev'ry fcene had kept his heart ; Had fighed and languish'd , vow'd and writ , For pajtime , or to fhew his wit , 1. 540-543 . But . 35 But women now feel no fuch fire , CADENUS 17 AND VANESSA .
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... ev'ry trifle that employs The out or infide of their heads , Between their toilets and their beds . 50 In a dull ftream , which moving flow , You hardly fee the current flow ; If a small breeze obstructs the course , It whirls about for ...
... ev'ry trifle that employs The out or infide of their heads , Between their toilets and their beds . 50 In a dull ftream , which moving flow , You hardly fee the current flow ; If a small breeze obstructs the course , It whirls about for ...
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... ev'ry article was true ; Nor further thofe deponents knew : Therefore he humbly would infist , The bill might be with cofts difmifs'd . THE caufe appear'd of so much weight , That Venus , from her judgment - seat , Defir'd them not to ...
... ev'ry article was true ; Nor further thofe deponents knew : Therefore he humbly would infist , The bill might be with cofts difmifs'd . THE caufe appear'd of so much weight , That Venus , from her judgment - seat , Defir'd them not to ...
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... ev'ry breaft would dart a flame ; That ev'ry rich and lordly fwain With pride would drag about her chain ; That fcholars would forfake their books To study bright Vaneffa's looks ; 235 As the advanc'd , that womankind Would by her model ...
... ev'ry breaft would dart a flame ; That ev'ry rich and lordly fwain With pride would drag about her chain ; That fcholars would forfake their books To study bright Vaneffa's looks ; 235 As the advanc'd , that womankind Would by her model ...
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