 | Jonathan Swift - 1801 - 498 trang
...imaginations are hard-mouthed, raid exceedingly dis* It should be, ' of persons to be employed.' posed to run away with his reason, which I have observed from...this, or the like manner, for the universal benefit of humankind ; which perhaps the gentle, courteous, and candid reader, brimful of that modern charity... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1801 - 488 trang
...be employed.' posed to run away with his reason, which I have observed from long experience, to he a very light rider, and easily shaken off; upon which...this, or the like manner, for the universal benefit of humankind ; which perhaps the gentle, courteous, and candid reader, brimful of that modern charity... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1803 - 346 trang
...these momentous truths, am a person, whose. imaginations are hard-mouthed, and exceedingly disposed to run away with his reason, which I have observed from...this, or the like manner, for the universal benefit of humankind ; which perhaps the gentle, courteous, and, candid reader, brimful of that modern charity... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1808 - 500 trang
...these momentous truths, am a person whose imaginations are hardmouthed, and exceedingly disposed to run away with his reason, which I have observed from...this, or the like manner, for the universal benefit of human-kind; which perhaps the gentlq, courteous, and candid reader, brimful of that modern charity... | |
 | Jonathan Swift, William Wotton - 1811 - 390 trang
...these msmentous l ruths, am a person whose imaginations are hardmouthed, and exceedingly disposed to run away with his reason, which I have observed from...perhaps the gentle, courteous, and candid reader, brimfull of that modern charity and tenderness usually annexed to his office, will be very hardly persuaded... | |
 | Jonathan Swift, William Wotton - 1812 - 250 trang
...these momentous truths, am a person, whose imaginations are hardmouthed, and exceedingly disposed to run away with his reason, which I have observed from...this, or the like manner, for the universal benefit of humankind ; which perhaps the gentle, courteous, and candid reader, brimful of that modern charity... | |
 | Jonathan Swift, Walter Scott - 1814 - 442 trang
...and exceedingly disposed to run away with his reason, which I have observed, from long ex perience, to be a very light rider, and easily shaken off ;...this, or the like manner, for the universal benefit of humankind ; which perhaps the gentle, courteous, and candid reader, brimful of that modern charity... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1814 - 448 trang
...and exceedingly disposed to run away with his reason, which I have observed, from long ex; perience, to be a very light rider, and easily shaken off ;...or the like man.ner, for the universal benefit of humankind ; which perhaps the gentle, courteous, and candid reader, brimful of that modern charity... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1814 - 446 trang
...and exceedingly disposed to run away with his reason, which I have observed, from long exg perience, to be a very light rider, and easily shaken off ;...this, or the like manner, for the universal benefit of humankind ; which perhaps the gentle, courteous, and candid reader, brimful of that modern charity... | |
 | Jonathan Swift, Walter Scott - 1814 - 446 trang
...reason, which I have observed, from long ex perience, to be a very light rider, and easily shaken oft' ; upon which account, my friends will never trust me...this, or the like manner, for the universal benefit of humankind ; which perhaps the gentle, courteous, and candid reader, brimful of that modern charity... | |
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I myself, the author of these momentous truths, am a person whose imaginations are hardmouthed, and exceedingly disposed to run away with his reason, which I have observed, from long experience, to be a very light rider, and easily shaken off: upon which... 
