The Sin of Wit: Jonathan Swift as a PoetGordian Press, 1966 - 145 páginas |
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... wrote in appreciation : " He has gone so far as to invent a new stanza of fourteen and sixteen syllable lines for Mary the cookmaid to vent her budget of nothings , and for Mrs. Harris to gossip with the deaf old housekeeper . " Other ...
... wrote in appreciation : " He has gone so far as to invent a new stanza of fourteen and sixteen syllable lines for Mary the cookmaid to vent her budget of nothings , and for Mrs. Harris to gossip with the deaf old housekeeper . " Other ...
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... wrote to Pope of his entertainment in the country , where , he said , he was tutor to his " perfectly well bred " hostess and wrote " family verses of mirth by way of libels on my Lady . " They were libels composed of banter ...
... wrote to Pope of his entertainment in the country , where , he said , he was tutor to his " perfectly well bred " hostess and wrote " family verses of mirth by way of libels on my Lady . " They were libels composed of banter ...
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... wrote to Stella about his " poet- ical ' Description of a Shower in London ' " for the Tatler , later added that it was finished , " all but the beginning , " and then reported that the missing lines had been supplied . Finally , on the ...
... wrote to Stella about his " poet- ical ' Description of a Shower in London ' " for the Tatler , later added that it was finished , " all but the beginning , " and then reported that the missing lines had been supplied . Finally , on the ...
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