...academic ftudies ; for which he had no great relifh by nature, and turned himfelf to reading hiftory and poetry : So that when the time came for taking his degree of Bachelor, although he had lived with great regularity and due obfervance of the ftatutes, he was ftopped'of his...

...discouraged and sunk in his •spirits, that he too much neglected some parts of his academick studies : for which he had no great relish by nature, and turned...when the time came for taking his degree of bachelor, although he had lived with greaf regularity and clue observance of the statutes, he was stopped of...

...himself to reading history and poetry: so that when the time came for taking his degree of bachelor, although he had lived with great regularity and due...of the statutes, he was stopped of his degree for ' dullness and insufficiency; and at last hardly admitted in a manner, little to his credit, which...

...the short Account of his Life, drawn up by Swift himself, " that previous to his taking his degree, he had lived with great regularity and due observance of the statutes :" and agreeably to this representation I find no censures on him in the registry previous to that...

...discouraged and sunk in his spirits, that he too much neglected some parts of his academic studies ; for which he had no great relish by nature, and turned...when the time came for taking his degree of bachelor, although he had lived with great regularity and due observance of the statutes, he was stopped of his...

...discouraged and sunk in bis spirits, that he too much neglected some parts of his academic studies ; for which he had no great relish by nature, and turned...when the time came for taking his degree of bachelor, although he had lived with great regularity and due observance of the statutes, he was stopped of his...

...himself to reading history and poetry : so that, when the time came for taking his degree of bachelor, although he had lived with great regularity and due...observance of the statutes, he was stopped of his degree • The family of Erick, which has produced many eminent men, is still re. presented hy two respectable...

...discouraged and sunk in his spirits, that he too much neglected some parts of his academic studies ; for which he had no great relish by nature, and turned...when the time came for taking his degree of bachelor, although he had lived with great regularity and due observance of the statutes, he was stopped of his...

...that he too much neglected some parts of his academic studies ; for which he had no great relish hy nature, and turned himself to reading history and...that, when the time came for taking his degree of hachelor, although he had lived with great regularity and due ohservance of the statutes, he was stopped...

...discouraged and sunk in his spirits, that he too much neglected some parts of his academic studies ; for which he had no great relish by nature, and turned...when the time came for taking his degree of bachelor, although he had lived with great regularity and due observance of the statutes, he was stopped of his...