...Dean, in the latter years of his life [in 1735], looking over the Tale, when suddenly closing the book he muttered, in an unconscious soliloquy, " Good God ! what a genius I had when I wrote that book !" She begged it of him, who made some excuse at the moment ; but on her birthday he presented her...

...Dean, in the latter years of his life [in 1735], looking over the Tale, when suddenly closing the book he muttered, in an unconscious soliloquy, " Good God ! what a genius I had when I wrote that book !" She begged it of him, who made some excuse at the moment; but on her birthday he presented her with...

...observed the Dean, in the latter years of his life, looking over the Tale, when suddenly closing the book, he muttered, in an unconscious soliloquy, " Good God...faculties, * Thomas Swift was afterwards rector of Puttcnhatn in Surrey, and published a sermon in 1710, entitled "Noah's Dove, an Exhortation to peace."...

...observed the Dean, in the latter years of his life, looking over the Tale, when suddenly closing the book, he muttered, in an unconscious soliloquy, « Good...book!» — an exclamation which resembles that of Marlbo rough, in a similar declension of faculties, when, gazing on his own portrait, he uttered the...

...ohserved the Dean, in the latter years of his life, looking over the Tale, when suddenly closing the hook, he muttered, in an unconscious soliloquy, " Good God ! what a genius I had when I wrote that hook !" — an exclamation which resemhles that of Marlhorough, in a similar declension of faculties,...

...observed the Dean, in the latter years of his life, looking over the Tale, when suddenly closing the book, he muttered, in an unconscious soliloquy, " Good God ! what a genius I had when 1 'wrote that book!" — an exclamation which resembles that of Marlborough, in a similar declension...

...observed the Dean, in the latter years of his life, looking over the Tale, when suddenly closing the book, he muttered, in an unconscious soliloquy, " Good God ! what a genius I had when 1 wrote that book !" — an exclamation which resembles that of Marlborough, in a similar declension...

...observed the Dean, in the latter years of his life, looking over the Tale, when suddenly closing the book, he muttered, in an unconscious soliloquy, — " Good God ! what a genius I had when I wrote that hook." Scott's Life, p. 89. He considered this work to be the source of his favourable reception with...

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...observed the Dean, in the latter years of his life, looking over the Tale, when suddenly closing the book, he muttered, in an unconscious soliloquy, "Good God!...what a genius I had when I wrote that book !" — an exclaдиооп which resembles that of Marlborpugh, in a similar declension of faculties, when, gazing...