Jonathan Swift: Essays on His Satire and Other StudiesOxford University Press, 1964 - 292 páginas |
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... Court Lady ; a Broom , a Revolution ; a Mouse - trap , an Employment ; a bottomless Pit , the Treasury ; a Sink , a C -- t ; a Cap and Bells , a Favourite ; a broken Reed , a Court of Justice ; an empty Tun , a General ; a running Sore ...
... Court Lady ; a Broom , a Revolution ; a Mouse - trap , an Employment ; a bottomless Pit , the Treasury ; a Sink , a C -- t ; a Cap and Bells , a Favourite ; a broken Reed , a Court of Justice ; an empty Tun , a General ; a running Sore ...
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... court- From Party - Merit seek Support ; The vilest Verse thrives best at Court . A Pamphlet in Sir Rob's Defence Will never fail to bring in Pence : Nor be concern'd about the Sale , He pays his Workmen on the Nail.15 Such then is the ...
... court- From Party - Merit seek Support ; The vilest Verse thrives best at Court . A Pamphlet in Sir Rob's Defence Will never fail to bring in Pence : Nor be concern'd about the Sale , He pays his Workmen on the Nail.15 Such then is the ...
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... Court , and in the best companies in England . " And he presses the irony further as he waxes eloquent in describing the glories of his own dear country , which has outdone all the nations of Europe in advancing the art of polite con ...
... Court , and in the best companies in England . " And he presses the irony further as he waxes eloquent in describing the glories of his own dear country , which has outdone all the nations of Europe in advancing the art of polite con ...
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