A Dialogue Between Dean Swift and Tho. Prior, Esq.: In the Isles of St. Patrick's Church, Dublin, On that; Memorable Day, October 9th, 1753Anonymous
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A Dialogue Between Dean Swift and Tho. Prior, Esq.: In the Isles of St. Patrick's Church, Dublin, On that; Memorable Day, October 9th, 1753
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Ireland -- History -- 18th century; Ireland -- Politics and government -- 18th century; Ireland -- Social conditions -- 18th century
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DIALOGUE
BETWEEN
Dean _Swift_ and _Tho. Prior_, Esq;
IN THE
Isles of St. _Patrick's_ Church, _Dublin_,
On that memorable Day, _October_ 9th, 1753.
_By a Friend to the Peace and Prosperity of_ IRELAND.
_Quae Gratia Curram
Armorumque fuit vivis, quae Cura nitentes
Pascere Equos, eadem sequitur Tellure repostos._
VIRG. AEN. VI.
_DUBLIN_:
Printed for G. and A. EWING, at the _Angel_ and _Bible_
in _Dame-Street_, 1753.
Transcribers Note. Inconsistent spelling has been retained as in the
original text.
ERRATA
_Page_ 7. _Line_ 19. _for_ Phrases _read_ Praises.
_P._ 11. _L._ 18. _for_ attack _read_ attack'd.
_P._ 14._ L._ 25. _for_ they _r._ the Ladies.
_P._ 17. _L._ 22. _for_ emnently _r._ eminently.
_P._ 18. _L._ 25. _for_ Henepius _r._ Henepin's.
_P._ 26. _L._ 26. _for_ their _r._ the.
_P._ 27. _L._ 13. _for_ brag _r._ boast.
_P._ 33. _L._ 25. _for_ runing _r._ running.
_P._ 34. _L._ 5. _for_ St. Foil _r._ St. Foin.
_P._ 36. _L._ 28. _for_ say _r._ see.
_P._ 42. _L._ 25. _for_ adaequate _r._ inadequate.
_P._ 63. _L._ 11. _for_ Teas _r._ Tea.
_P._ 71. _L._ 15. _after_ horrid _r._ and.
_P._ 72. _L._ 3. _for_ we. _r._ they.
_P._ 75. _L. the last_, _for_ 'tis employ'd in, _r._ that accompany it.
_P._ 85. _L._ 10. _after_ Virtue _add_, or Learning.
_P._ 88. _L._ 10. _after_ Wall _add_, of.
_P._ 88. _L._ 31. _for_ that _r._ than.
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DIALOGUE
BETWEEN
Dean _Swift_ and _Tho. Prior_, Esq;
In the Isles of St. _Patrick's_ Church,
_Dublin, Oct. 9, 1753_.
PRIOR. Mr. Dean, I am sorry to see you up, if any of your private
Affairs disturb you. I came to call at your Grave, and have a little
Discourse with you; but unless 'tis the Publick has rouz'd you, I am
troubled to find you walking as well as my self.
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