Critical and historical essaysDent, 1966 |
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Page 221
... Temple and De Witt were singularly fair and open . When they met , Temple began by recapitulating what had passed at their last interview . De Witt , who was as little given to lying with his face as with his tongue , marked his assent ...
... Temple and De Witt were singularly fair and open . When they met , Temple began by recapitulating what had passed at their last interview . De Witt , who was as little given to lying with his face as with his tongue , marked his assent ...
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... Temple had almost gone on his knees . This point was no sooner settled than his Majesty declared that he would have Shaftesbury too . Temple again had recourse to entreaties and expostulations . Charles told him that the enmity of ...
... Temple had almost gone on his knees . This point was no sooner settled than his Majesty declared that he would have Shaftesbury too . Temple again had recourse to entreaties and expostulations . Charles told him that the enmity of ...
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... Temple to Swift , seems to have been communicated by Swift to Pope , to Arbuthnot , and to others , who continued to tease the great critic long after he had shaken hands very cordially both with Boyle and with Atterbury . Sir William ...
... Temple to Swift , seems to have been communicated by Swift to Pope , to Arbuthnot , and to others , who continued to tease the great critic long after he had shaken hands very cordially both with Boyle and with Atterbury . Sir William ...
Contents
ENGLISH HISTORY | 3 |
Introduction by Douglas Jerrold | 18 |
BURLEIGH AND HIS TIMES | 405 |
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