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The Prose Works of Jonathan Swift, Vol. X.

BOOK I
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The whole record ...
is indeed a very noble piece, full of curious matter .-- _Swift._ Puppy.
P.28.

_Burnet._ The Earl of Argyle was a more solemn sort of man, grave and sober, free of all scandalous vices .-- _Swift._ As a man is free of a corporation, he means.
P.29.

_Burnet._ The Lord Wharton and the Lord Howard of Escrick undertook to deliver some of these; which they did, and were _clapt up_ upon it .-- _Swift._ Dignity of expression.
P.30.

_Burnet._ [King Charles I.] was now in great straits ...

his treasure was now exhausted; his subjects were highly irritated; the ministry were all frighted, being exposed to the anger and justice of the Parliament.


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