 | Jonathan Swift - 1766 - 408 pagine
...Oxford.' to \ to make a fpy* or, at moft, a captain of miners ; and whom fortune, in one of her whimfical moods, made a general, I enjoy, at this hour, with...health, great tranquillity of mind. You will, I am fure, hear this with fatisfadtionj and fure it is, that I tell it you without the leafl affectation.... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1766 - 450 pagine
...• ' Robert, earl of Oxford.' miners ; ( *97 ) miners ; and whom fortune, in one of her whimfical moods, made a general. I enjoy, at this hour, with very tolerable health, great tranquility of mind. You will, I am fure, hear this with fatisfaction ; and fure it is, that I tell... | |
 | Jonathan Swift, John Hawkesworth - 1784 - 472 pagine
...meant to make a fpy, or, at moft, a captain of miners ; and whom fortune, in one of her whiiTifical moods, made a general. I enjoy at this hour, with...health, great tranquillity of mind. You will, I am fure, hear this with fatisfaction ; and fure it is, that I tell it you without the leaft affectation.... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1801 - 518 pagine
...motto which I took nine years ago, when I was weak enough to list again under the conduct of a man*, of whom nature meant to make a spy, or, at most, a captain...with satisfaction ; and sure it is, that I tell it you without the least affectation. I live, my friend, * Robert, earl of Oxford. in a narrower circle... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1801 - 536 pagine
...motto which I took nine years ago, when I was weak enough to list again under the conduct of a man*, of whom nature meant to make a spy, or, at most, a Captain...with satisfaction ; and sure it is, that I tell it you without the least affectation. I live, my friend, * Robert, earl of Oxford. in a narrower circle... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1803 - 318 pagine
...which I took nine years ago, when I was weak enough to list again under the conduct of a man *, of whom nature meant to make a spy, or, at most, a captain...hear this with satisfaction ; and .sure it is, that I fell it you without the least affectation. I live, my friend, in a narrower circle than ever; but I... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1808 - 478 pagine
...which I took nine years ago, when I was weak enough to list again under the conduct of a man -f- of whom nature meant to make a spy, or, at most, a captain...fortune, in one of her whimsical moods, made a general^. 1 enjoy at this hour, with very tolerable health, great tranquillity of mind. You will, I am sure,... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1813 - 366 pagine
...motto which I took nine years ago, when I was weak enough to list again under the conduct of a man,* of whom nature meant to make a spy, or, at most, a captain...You will, I am sure, hear this with satisfaction; add sure it is, ihat I tell it you without the least affectation. I line, my friend, in a narrower... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1813 - 334 pagine
...motto which I took nine years ago, when I was weak enough to list again under the conduct of a man,* of whom nature meant to make a spy, or, at most, a captain...miners ; and whom fortune, in one of her whimsical mood?, made a general. I enjoy, at this hour, with very tolerable health, great tranquillity of mind.... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1814 - 506 pagine
...motto* which I took nine years ago, when I was weak enough to list again under the conduct of a man f of whom nature meant to make a spy, or, at most, a captain...with satisfaction ; and sure it is, that I tell it you without the least affectation. I live, my friend, in a narrower circle than ever; but I think in... | |
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I took nine years ago, when I was weak enough to list again under the conduct of a man*, of whom nature meant to make a spy, or, at most, a Captain of miners ; and whom fortune, in one of her whimsical moods, made a general. 
