The Sin of Wit: Jonathan Swift as a PoetGordian Press, 1966 - 145 páginas |
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... becomes a statement of a point of view , a way of looking at life , and an attitude : as he does elsewhere more violently , he says here that life is an experience more likely to be routine and stupid than a romantic picnicking . And he ...
... becomes a statement of a point of view , a way of looking at life , and an attitude : as he does elsewhere more violently , he says here that life is an experience more likely to be routine and stupid than a romantic picnicking . And he ...
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... becomes Gay's " the kennels swell " ; “ oil'd umbrella's sides " becomes " th ' umbrella's oily shed " ; and " spouts run clatt'ring " becomes " spouts on heedless men their torrents pour . ' " When Gay comes to write of the housewives ...
... becomes Gay's " the kennels swell " ; “ oil'd umbrella's sides " becomes " th ' umbrella's oily shed " ; and " spouts run clatt'ring " becomes " spouts on heedless men their torrents pour . ' " When Gay comes to write of the housewives ...
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... becomes sometimes a serious symbol , employed when he wishes to be most serious and compelling in A Tale of a Tub , Gulliver , and certain poems . It becomes a symbol like the rose , the tower , the darkness , the sunflower , or the ...
... becomes sometimes a serious symbol , employed when he wishes to be most serious and compelling in A Tale of a Tub , Gulliver , and certain poems . It becomes a symbol like the rose , the tower , the darkness , the sunflower , or the ...
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