 | Jonathan Swift - 1714 - 56 sider
...he left the Univerfity, but has loft half their Meaning, and puts them together with no Regard but to their Cadence ; as I remember a Fellow nailed up...fideling, others upfide down, the better to adjuft them to the Pannels. I am fenfible it is of little Confequence to their Caufe, whether this Defender of... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1741 - 402 sider
...fplitting, as often as he ventures out beyond the narrow Bounds of his Literature. He hath a confufed Remembrance of Words fince he left the Univerfity,...together with no Regard, except to their Cadence ; as I remem» ber a Fellow nailed up Maps in a Gentleman's Clofet, fome fideling, others upfide down, the... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1752 - 356 sider
...ventureth out beyond the narrow bounds of his literature. He hath a confuted rememberance of words fmce he left the univerfity, but hath loft half their meaning,...no regard except to their cadence ; as I remember • fellow nailed up maps in a gentleman's clofet, fome fideling, others upfidc down, the better to... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1752 - 360 sider
...as he ventureth out beyond the • narrow bounds of his literature. He hath a confuted j'ememberance of words fince he left the univerfity, but hath loft...together •with no regard except to their cadence 5 as I remember a fellow nailed up maps in a gentleman's clofet, fame Cdeling, others npftde down,... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1761 - 420 sider
...bufcbath loft half their mean ing, and puts them together with no* regard, except to their tadence; as I remember a fellow nailed- up maps in a gentleman's clofet, fame Cdeling, others upfide down, the better- to adjuftthem to thepannels. Tarn fcnfible it is of little... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1768 - 492 sider
...narrow bounds of his literature. He hath aconfufed remembrance of words fince he left the univerjQty, but hath loft half their meaning, and puts them together...maps in a gentleman's clofet, fome fideling, others upiide down, the better to adjuft them to the pannels. I am 14 THEPUBLIC 'SPIRIT I am fenfible, it... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1774 - 366 sider
...literature. He hath a confufed remembrance of words fiuce he left the univerfity ; but hath loft. M 3. half half their meaning, and puts them together with no...remember a fellow nailed up maps in a gentleman's clofet, Ibme fideling, others upfide down, the better to adjuft them to the pannels. I am fenfible it is of... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1784 - 508 sider
...bounds of his literature. He has a con fu fed remembrance of words fince he left the univerlity, but has loft half their meaning, and puts them together with no regard, except to their cadence ; as 1 remember a fellow nailed up maps in a gentleman's clofet, fome il deling, otlfers uplide clown, the... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1801 - 490 sider
...of his literature. He has a confused remembrance of words since he left the university, but has lost half their meaning, and puts them together with no...remember a fellow nailed up maps in a gentleman's closet, some sidelong, others upside down, the better to adjust them to the pannels. I am sensible... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1801 - 496 sider
...of his literature. He has a confused remembrance of words since he left the university, but has lost half their meaning, and puts them together with no...remember a fellow nailed up maps in a gentleman's closet, some sidelong, others upside down, the better to adjust them to the pannels. I am sensible... | |
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Upon this rock the author before us is perpetually splitting, as often as he ventures out beyond the narrow bounds of his literature. He has a confused remembrance of words since he left the university, but has lost half their meaning, and puts them together... 
