The Works of Jonathan Swift, D.D., Dean of St. Patrick's, Dublin, volume 12
The Works of Jonathan Swift, D.D., Dean of St. Patrick's, Dublin, volume 12
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1 am fore I never fought this alliance, ahd you can bear me witncfs, that I might have had other matches j nay if 1 wens- lightly difpofed, I could ftill perhaps have offers, that ftwne, who hold their heads higher, would be glad to accept. But alas I I never had any fuch wicked thought; ,, . K aU r Digitized by V3OOQ IC ^3© '. THE STORY OF all I now defire is, only to enjoy a.littid quiet, to be free from the perfecutions of this.unreafpnable man, and that he will let me manage my own little f...ortune to the beft advantage; for which I \yill un- dertake to pay him a coniiderable penfion every year, much more coniiderable than what he now gets by his oppreflions ; for he mull needs find himfelf a lofer at laft, when he hath drained me and my tenants fo dry, that we jQiall not have a penny for him or ourfelves. There is one impofition of his I had almoft forgot, which I think urifufferable, and will appeal to you, or any reafonable perfon, whether it be fo or not. I told you before, that by an old compaiJl we agreed to have the lame ileward, at which time I confented like- wife to regulate my^ family and eftate by the fame metliod with him, which he then fliewedme written down in form, and I approved of.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1 am fore I never fought this alliance, ahd you can bear me witncfs, that I might have had other matches j nay if 1 wens- lightly difpofed, I could ftill perhaps have offers, that ftwne, who hold their heads higher, would be glad to accept. But alas I I never had any fuch wicked thought; ,, . K aU r Digitized by V3OOQ IC ^3© '. THE STORY OF all I now defire is, only to enjoy a.littid quiet, to be free from the perfecutions of this.unreafpnable man, and that he will let me manage my own little f...ortune to the beft advantage; for which I \yill un- dertake to pay him a coniiderable penfion every year, much more coniiderable than what he now gets by his oppreflions ; for he mull needs find himfelf a lofer at laft, when he hath drained me and my tenants fo dry, that we jQiall not have a penny for him or ourfelves. There is one impofition of his I had almoft forgot, which I think urifufferable, and will appeal to you, or any reafonable perfon, whether it be fo or not. I told you before, that by an old compaiJl we agreed to have the lame ileward, at which time I confented like- wife to regulate my^ family and eftate by the fame metliod with him, which he then fliewedme written down in form, and I approved of.
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