Prose Works
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共 28 段- The title of Irish patriot which Swift obtained was not soug
- I remember, upon the transmission of that bill with the test
- The excitement and even fury which were prevalent in England
- As to myself, I have been, for several years, a foot-officer
- The case in Ireland is yet somewhat worse: For the absentees
- England enjoys every one of these advantages for enriching a
- The grazier's employment is to feed great flocks of sheep, o
- There is hardly a scheme proposed for improving the trade of
- This Corporation of Weavers in Woollen and Silks, who have s
- "I most humbly entreat your lordship to give this paper to S
- "Now, if the said words, or words to the like effect, were i
- Mr. M'Culla allows his pound of copper (coinage included) to
- The number of souls in this kingdom being usually reckoned o
- As to the civil and ecclesiastical administration, which I h
- Let me then return to my supposition. It is certain, the hig
- Of this sum I propose, that out of the one-half which amount
- I am assured, and partly know, that all the chimney-sweepers
- This piece, included by Sir Walter Scott for the first time
- Of the incurable vain, affected, and impertinent,
- Suppose a person, born in this kingdom, shall happen by his
- I should be apt to think, that few things can be more irksom
- The occasion for this agitation against the lowering of the
- Another weighty reason why you should not alter your manner
- "Sir, Hear not those who would most falsely, impiously, and
- Mist, Nathaniel, 194.
- "As for my own part, I confess, that the sights and occurren
- [90] William Burnet, at this time the Governor of Massachuse
- [149] A famous rope-dancer of that time. [H.]