Jonathan Swift: Essays on His Satire and Other StudiesOxford University Press, 1964 - 292 páginas |
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Página 117
... Manner of other Writers , whom he has a mind to expose . I shall produce one Instance , it is in the 51st Page . Dryden , L'Estrange , and some others I shall not name , are here levelled at , who having spent their Lives in Faction ...
... Manner of other Writers , whom he has a mind to expose . I shall produce one Instance , it is in the 51st Page . Dryden , L'Estrange , and some others I shall not name , are here levelled at , who having spent their Lives in Faction ...
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... Manner also do not render it still more probable to be his.10 Orrery seems to put it aside as obviously not Swift's work , and the only claim to be made for it is that Sheridan , when he reprinted it in his edition , states that the ...
... Manner also do not render it still more probable to be his.10 Orrery seems to put it aside as obviously not Swift's work , and the only claim to be made for it is that Sheridan , when he reprinted it in his edition , states that the ...
Página 275
... Manners of a Gentleman , which he always said was the most complete and most difficult to obtain . " This is of course ... manner of his expression of sympathy for the poor and the hungry reveals that he belongs to a generation where the ...
... Manners of a Gentleman , which he always said was the most complete and most difficult to obtain . " This is of course ... manner of his expression of sympathy for the poor and the hungry reveals that he belongs to a generation where the ...
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