...philosopher, I allow you personate one perfectly well ; and if you believe yourself, I heartily envy you ; for I never yet saw in ' Ireland a spot of earth two feet wide, that had not. * This gentleman was also rector of Kilmore, in th£ diocese of Armagh. He was educated at Trinity...

...I allow you personate one perfectly well ; and if you believe yourself', I lieartily envy you ; for I never yet saw in Ireland a spot of earth two feet...that had not in it something to displease.- I think I was once in your county, Tipperary.. which is like (lie rest of the whole kingdom — a bare face of...

...never yet faw in Ireland a fpot of earth two feet wide, that had not in it fomething to difpleafe. I think I once was in your county, Tipperary, which is like the reft of the whole kingdom, — a bare face of nature, without houfcs or plantation:) ; — filthy cabins,...

...never yet law in Ireland a fpot of earth two feet wide, that had not in it fonlething to difpleafe. I think I once was in your county, Tipperary, which is like the reft of the whole kingdom, — a bare face of nature, without houfes or plantations ; — filthy cabins,...

...is called dean of Emly, to which benefice he was not promoted until three or four years afterwards. Ireland a spot of earth two feet wide, that had not in it something to displease. I think I once saw in that county of Tipperary, which is, like the rest of the whole kingdom, a bare face of nature,...

...philosopher, I allow you per senate one perfectly well ; and if you believe yourself, I heartily envy you; for I never yet saw in Ireland a spot of earth two feet...had not in it something to displease. I think I once waa in your county, Tipperary, which is like the rest of the whole kingdom, — a bare face of nature,...

...philosopher, I allow you personate one perfectly well ; and if you believe yourself, I heartily envy you, for I never yet saw in Ireland a spot of earth two feet...had not in it something to displease. I think I once saw in that county of Tipperary, which is, like the rest of the whole kingdom, a bare face of nature,...

...philosopher, I allow you personate one perfectly well, and if you believe yourself, I heartily envy you, for I never yet saw in Ireland a spot of earth two feet...displease. I think I once was in your county, Tipperary,* 1 Lady Catherine's grandmother was a daughter of the great Earl of Cork. Her relationship to the Earl...

...philosopher, I allow you personate one perfectly well, and if you believe yourself, I heartily envy you, for I never yet saw in Ireland a spot of earth two feet...something to displease. I think I once was in your county, Tipperary,4 1 Lady Catherine's grandmother was a daughter of the great Earl of Cork. Her relationship...

...somewhat bitterly underlined by Dean Swift who, writing to Dean Brandreth on 30 June 1732, complained: I never yet saw in Ireland a spot of earth two feet...that had not in it something to displease. I think I was once in your county, Tipperary, which like the rest of the whole kingdom, a. bare face of nature,...