[The Prose Works of Jonathan Swift, Vol. X. by Jonathan Swift]@TWC D-Link bookThe Prose Works of Jonathan Swift, Vol. X. BOOK II 47/72
Men were now though silent, not quiet .-- _Swift_. Nonsense, or printer's mistake.
It should be, "Silent, though not quiet." _Ibid, Burnet_.
One Carstairs, a loose and vicious gentleman .-- _Swift_. Epithets well placed. P.404._Burnet_.
It was an extraordinary thing that a random cannon shot should have killed him [Turenne] .-- _Swift_.
How extraordinary? Might it not kill him as well as another man? P.406._Burnet_, in the battle at St.Omer between the Prince of Orange (afterwards King William) and the Duke of Orleans:--some regiments of marines, on whom the Prince depended much, did basely run away.
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