Jonathan Swift: Essays on His Satire and Other StudiesOxford University Press, 1964 - 292 páginas |
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... written down as early as 1696 ; that he added and corrected dur- ing the following seven years , when it was printed in the form we know it in the first edition of 1704 ; and that the Author's Apology was written probably five years ...
... written down as early as 1696 ; that he added and corrected dur- ing the following seven years , when it was printed in the form we know it in the first edition of 1704 ; and that the Author's Apology was written probably five years ...
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... writing . It is true that the manuscript was written in a very tiny script , tightly packed into the large sheets without margins , as though not to invite inspection , if by chance it should ever be opened at the post office . And ...
... writing . It is true that the manuscript was written in a very tiny script , tightly packed into the large sheets without margins , as though not to invite inspection , if by chance it should ever be opened at the post office . And ...
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... written it or not . We may possibly find something that would be enough to turn the scale . I doubt whether it would ever be safe to assume that we could iso- late a certain quality of biting humour or of irony , and say , this must be ...
... written it or not . We may possibly find something that would be enough to turn the scale . I doubt whether it would ever be safe to assume that we could iso- late a certain quality of biting humour or of irony , and say , this must be ...
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