Jonathan Swift: Essays on His Satire and Other StudiesOxford University Press, 1964 - 292 páginas |
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... Look through them , and imagine Swift turning the pages : Rise and put on your foliage , and be seen To come forth ... looks and languid eye ! New beauties rise with her disease , And when she's sick we die.21 I sometimes suspect that ...
... Look through them , and imagine Swift turning the pages : Rise and put on your foliage , and be seen To come forth ... looks and languid eye ! New beauties rise with her disease , And when she's sick we die.21 I sometimes suspect that ...
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... looks and eyes : Nor do they trust their Tongue alone , To speak a Language of their own ; But read a Nod , a Shrug , a Look , Far better than a printed Book ; Convey a Libel in a Frown , And wink a Reputation down ; Or by the tossing ...
... looks and eyes : Nor do they trust their Tongue alone , To speak a Language of their own ; But read a Nod , a Shrug , a Look , Far better than a printed Book ; Convey a Libel in a Frown , And wink a Reputation down ; Or by the tossing ...
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... looks round , or lets us look round if he can help it , to see what objections can be made , and he always prefers to move in a straight line , attacking directly straight down the middle , dividing his enemies to the left and to the ...
... looks round , or lets us look round if he can help it , to see what objections can be made , and he always prefers to move in a straight line , attacking directly straight down the middle , dividing his enemies to the left and to the ...
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Comedy | 57 |
CONTENTS | 63 |
Swift and Stella | 70 |
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