 | Jonathan Swift - 1705 - 342 pages
...Shadows, no thanks to the Sun 5 and then mold them into Subftances, no thanks to Philofophy 3 whofe peculiar Talent lies in fixing Tropes and Allegories to the Letter, and refining what is Li: teral into Figure and Myftery. , JACK had provided a fair Copy of hij Father's Will, engrafted... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1752 - 242 pages
...queftion, but they will furnifh plenty of noble Matter for fuch, whofe converting! Imaginations difpofe them to reduce all Things into Types ; who can make Shadows, no Thanks to the Son } and 'then mold them into Subftances, no Thanks to Philofophy ; whofe peculiar Talent lies in... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1755 - 514 pages
...makejhadows, no thanks to the fun ; and then mould them into fubftances, no thanks to philofophy ; whofe peculiar talent lies in fixing tropes and allegories...•, and refining what is literal into figure and myftery. JACK had provided a fair copy of his father's w;//, engrafted in form upon a large fkin of... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1761 - 468 pages
...fliAdtrws, no thanks to the fun ; and then mould them into fubltances, no thanks to philofophy ; whofe peculiar talent lies in fixing tropes and allegories...letter, and refining what is literal into figure and ftiyftery. Jack had provided a fair copy of his father's will, ingroped in form upon a large flcin... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1768 - 500 pages
...fun ; and then mould them into fubftances, no thanks to philofophy ; whofe peculiar talent lies is fixing tropes and allegories to the letter, and refining what is literal into figure and myftery. JACK had provided a fair copy of his father's will, engrofTed in form upon a large fkin of... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1774 - 376 pages
...fbadows, no thanks to the fun; and then mould them into fubftances, no thanks to philofophy ; whofe peculiar talent lies in fixing tropes and allegories...letter, and refining what is literal into figure and myftery.. Jack had provided a fair copy of his father's •will, ingroffed in form upon a large Ikin... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1784 - 474 pages
...fhadows, no thanks to the fun ; and then mould them into fubftances, no thanks to philofophy; whofe peculiar talent lies in fixing tropes and allegories...letter, and refining what is literal into figure and myftery. JACK had provided a fair copy of his father's will, engroffed in form upon a large fkin of... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1798 - 278 pages
...fhadows, no thanks to the fun ; and then mould them' into fubftances, no thanks to philofophy ; whofe peculiar talent lies in fixing tropes and allegories...letter, and refining what is literal into figure and myftery. Jack had provided a fair copy of his father's will, ingrofTed in form upon a large fkin of... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1801 - 498 pages
...all question, but they will furnish plenty of noble matter for such, whose converting imaginations dispose them to reduce all things into types ; who...letter, and refining what is literal into figure and mystery. JACK had provided a fair copy of his father's will, engrossed in form upon a large skin of... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1801 - 488 pages
...all question, but they will furnish plenty of noble matter for such, whose converting imaginations dispose them to reduce all things into types; who...substances, no thanks to philosophy; whose peculiar taknt lies in fixing tropes and allegories to the letter, and refining what is literal into figure... | |
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I at all question but they will furnish plenty of noble matter for such whose converting imaginations dispose them to reduce all things into types ; who can make shadows, no thanks to the sun ; and then mould them into substances, no thanks to philosophy... 
