...dean was always strongly touched with. His character seems to me a parallel with that of Caligula 5 and had he had the same power, would have made the...servile court where he had any interested views, and meanly abusive when they were disappointed, and, as he says (in his own phrase), flying in the face...

...be excused by madness, which I think the dean was always strongly touched witb. His character seems to me a parallel with that of Caligula ; and, had...servile court where he had any interested views, and meanly abusive when they were disappointed, and as he says, (in his own phrase,) flying in the face...

...preferred his horse to the highest honours in the state, professed enmity to the human race, and at^ast lost his life by a nasty jest on one of his inferiors,...of the doctor's morals than he has given us himself ill the letters printed by Pope. We see him vain, trifling, ungrateful to the memory of his patron,...

...be excused by madness, which I think the Dean was always strongly touched with. His character seems to me a parallel with that of Caligula ; and had he...servile court where he had any interested views, and meanly abusive when they were disappointed, and, as he says (in his own phrase) flying in the face...

...His character seems to me aparallel with that of Caligula; and had he had the same power, would haVte made the same use of it. That emperor erected a temple...servile court where he had any interested views, and meanly abusive when they were disappointed, and, as he says (in his own phrase) flying in the face...

...enmity to the human race, and at last lost his life by a nasty jest on one of his inferiors, which Idare swear Swift would have made in his place. There can...servile court where he had any interested views, and meanly abusive when they were disappointed, and, as he says (in his own phrase) flying in the face...

...made in his place. There can be no worse picture made of the Doctor's morals than he has given vis himself in the letters printed by Pope. We see him...servile court where he had any interested views, and meanly abusive when they were disappointed, and, as he says (in his own phrase) flying in the face...

...to the highest honours in the state, professed enmity to the human race, and at last lost his wife by a nasty jest on one of his inferiors, which I dare...trifling, ungrateful to the memory of his patron, making a servile court where he had any interested views, and meanly abusive when they were disappointed...

...to the highest honours in the state, professed enmity to the human race, and at last lost his wife by a nasty jest on one of his inferiors, which I dare...trifling, ungrateful to the memory of his patron, making a servile court where he had any interested views, and meanly abusive when they were disappointed;...

...preferred his horse to * Dr. Thomas Sheridan, the grandfather of R. Brmsley Sheridan, the highest honors in the state, professed enmity to the human race,...servile court where he had any interested views, and meanly abusive where they were disappointed, and, as he says (in his own phrase) flying in the face...