The Sin of Wit: Jonathan Swift as a PoetGordian Press, 1966 - 145 páginas |
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... language , " devised riddles in rhyme to tease his friends , and turned the commonplace into funny verse . There is an underlying and over - all spirit of fun in Swift . When little Marjory Fleming confided to her Journal that " Doctor ...
... language , " devised riddles in rhyme to tease his friends , and turned the commonplace into funny verse . There is an underlying and over - all spirit of fun in Swift . When little Marjory Fleming confided to her Journal that " Doctor ...
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... language best exemplified by the outlandish , wonderful puns extending through the most serious poems of John Donne , Long before this wit of language had received Johnson's depreciatory name of " metaphysical , " it had become somewhat ...
... language best exemplified by the outlandish , wonderful puns extending through the most serious poems of John Donne , Long before this wit of language had received Johnson's depreciatory name of " metaphysical , " it had become somewhat ...
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... language . Swift does not ride an octosyllabic rocking - horse but alters and shifts the verbal pattern to fit his ... language befitting a god , even in the contemptuous " pranks " to describe Man's childish hypocrisies , until the ...
... language . Swift does not ride an octosyllabic rocking - horse but alters and shifts the verbal pattern to fit his ... language befitting a god , even in the contemptuous " pranks " to describe Man's childish hypocrisies , until the ...
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