 Now the king has adopted ir, and calls it his beloved child ; though, perhaps, you may say, if he loves it no better than his son, it may not be saying much : but he loves it as well as he does the duchess of Kendal-}-, and that is saying a good deal....  The Works of the Rev. Jonathan Swift - Page 33by Jonathan Swift - 1801Full view - About this book
 | Jonathan Swift, John Hawkesworth - 1766 - 410 pages
...he loves it as well as he does the duchefs of K— — sj-, and that is faying a good deal. J wifh it may thrive, for many of my friends are deep in it : I wifh you were fo too, I believe, by this time, you are very forty I have met with art opportunity of... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1766 - 408 pages
...much : but he loves it as well as he does the duchefs of K -f-, and that is faying a gopd deal, I wifh it may thrive, for many of my friends are deep in it : I wifh you were fo too. I believe, by this time, you are very forry I have met with an opportunity of... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1766 - 450 pages
...much : but he loves it as well as he does the duchefs of K *, and that is faying a good deal. I wifh it may thrive, for many of my friends are deep in it : I wifli you were fo too. I believe, by this time, you are very forry I have met with an opportunity of... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1767 - 362 pages
...ill terms with hi * father nd his father't rninHters.' K *, and that is faying a good deal. I wifh it may thrive, for many of my friends are deep in it : I wifh you were fo too. I believe, by this time, you are very forry I have met with an opportunity of... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1801 - 536 pages
...Sea was said to be my lord Oxford's brat, and must be starved at nurse. Now the king has adopted it, and calls it his beloved child ; though, perhaps,...you may say, if he loves it no better than his son, Jt may not be saying much : but he loves it as well as he does the duchess of Kendal-{-, and that is... | |
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...ill terms with his father, and his father's ministers.— B. j A madman who used to go about London. and calls it his beloved child ; though, perhaps,...but he loves it as well as he does the Duchess of Kendaf, * and that is saying a good deal. I wish it may thrive, for many of my friends are deep in... | |
 | South sea bubble - 1825 - 192 pages
...Sea was said to be my Lord Oxford's brat, and must be starved at nurse. Now the King has adopted it, and calls it his beloved child ; though, perhaps,...but he loves it as well as he does the Duchess of K ,* and that is saying a good deal. I * Kenrial, Erengard Melcsina Schuylenbeig, Baroness of Scbuyleuberg,... | |
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..." You remember when the South Sea was said to be Lord " Oxford's brat. Now the King has adopted It, and calls it his " beloved child : though perhaps...no " better than his son, it may not be saying much !" (Duchess of Ormond to Swift, April 18. 1720. selves partaken of it. They opened a third, and £HAP«... | |
 | Philip Henry Stanhope (5th earl.) - 1837 - 522 pages
..." You remember when the South Sea was said to be Lord " Oxford's brat. Now the King has adopted it, and calls it his " beloved child : though perhaps...no " better than his son, it may not be saying much 1 " (Duchess of Ormond to Swift, April 18. 1720. selves partaken of it. They opened a third, and even... | |
 | Earl Philip Henry Stanhope Stanhope - 1841 - 464 pages
...and the Frencb Government, that It was said to ho Lord Oxford's brat. Now th< Kins has adopted It, and calls it his beloved child ; though perhaps you may say, if h< loves It no better than his ton, It may not be saylnc nuch I " (Duchess of Ormond to Swift, April,... | |
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