Jonathan Swift: Essays on His Satire and Other StudiesOxford University Press, 1964 - 292 páginas |
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... dangerous Paths young Virgins tread ; Wou'd seldom at the Park appear , Nor saw the Play - House twice a Year ; Yet not incurious , was inclin'd To know the Converse of Mankind.14 She naturally makes a bad impression on the fashionable ...
... dangerous Paths young Virgins tread ; Wou'd seldom at the Park appear , Nor saw the Play - House twice a Year ; Yet not incurious , was inclin'd To know the Converse of Mankind.14 She naturally makes a bad impression on the fashionable ...
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... dangers , though it not only lends itself to the necessary dramatization , but also may be neatly reversed and elaborated into a satire on the real religion of the fashionable world , its god the tailor , and its system of belief ...
... dangers , though it not only lends itself to the necessary dramatization , but also may be neatly reversed and elaborated into a satire on the real religion of the fashionable world , its god the tailor , and its system of belief ...
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... danger ; the pedantry of poets and wits , the pedantry of Grub - street , the pedantry of the court and polite society seemed to him equally dangerous . Swift had very simple views on language , for he always maintained that there was ...
... danger ; the pedantry of poets and wits , the pedantry of Grub - street , the pedantry of the court and polite society seemed to him equally dangerous . Swift had very simple views on language , for he always maintained that there was ...
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Comedy | 57 |
CONTENTS | 63 |
Swift and Stella | 70 |
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