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The Romance of Biography (Vol 2 of 2)

Note 114 — Chapter XIV

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How pertinaciously Swift adhered to these conditions, is proved by the fact, that after the ceremony, he never saw her alone; and that several years after, when she was in a dangerous state of health, and he was writing to a friend about providing for her comforts, he desires "that she might not be brought to the Deanery-house on any account, as it was a very improper place for her to breathe her last in."—Sheridan's Life, p. 356.

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