The Works of the Rev. Jonathan Swift, D.D. ...: With Notes ..., volume 4
The Works of the Rev. Jonathan Swift, D.D. ...: With Notes ..., volume 4
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This gentleman had very little introduced himself into the world, but Rved retired, though otherwise said to be an exceEent person, and very deserving for his learning and sense. He had beeti recommended from Ireland by several persons J and his excellency, who had never be-"^ fore seen or thought of him, after having tried to injure the college by recommending persons from this side, at last set up HaH, with all imaginable zeal, against Pratti I tell this story the more ckcumstantially, becaus...e it is tffirmed by his excellency's friends, that he never made more use of his court skiH than at this time, to hinder Ik*.
Fratt from the provostship ; not oidy from the personal hatred he had to the man, on account of his patron and principles, but that he might return to Ireland with some ytde opinion of Ms credit at cotirt, which had mightily suffered by many disappointments, especially the last, of his chaplain Dr. Lloyd. It would be incredible to re- late the many artifices he used to Uiis end, of which the doctor had daily intelligence, and would ftiirly tell his excellency sp at his levees ; who sometimes could not conceal his surprise, and then would promise, with half a dozen oaths, never to concern himself one way or other; these were broke eveiy day, and eveiy day detected.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This gentleman had very little introduced himself into the world, but Rved retired, though otherwise said to be an exceEent person, and very deserving for his learning and sense. He had beeti recommended from Ireland by several persons J and his excellency, who had never be-"^ fore seen or thought of him, after having tried to injure the college by recommending persons from this side, at last set up HaH, with all imaginable zeal, against Pratti I tell this story the more ckcumstantially, becaus...e it is tffirmed by his excellency's friends, that he never made more use of his court skiH than at this time, to hinder Ik*.
Fratt from the provostship ; not oidy from the personal hatred he had to the man, on account of his patron and principles, but that he might return to Ireland with some ytde opinion of Ms credit at cotirt, which had mightily suffered by many disappointments, especially the last, of his chaplain Dr. Lloyd. It would be incredible to re- late the many artifices he used to Uiis end, of which the doctor had daily intelligence, and would ftiirly tell his excellency sp at his levees ; who sometimes could not conceal his surprise, and then would promise, with half a dozen oaths, never to concern himself one way or other; these were broke eveiy day, and eveiy day detected.
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