Jonathan Swift: Essays on His Satire and Other StudiesOxford University Press, 1964 - 292 páginas |
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Página 181
... never have the least correspondence with her , and when she is ruined , as will certainly be the case , that you will never see her , nor give or leave her or her children , if she have any , a morsel of bread . Let her know you have ...
... never have the least correspondence with her , and when she is ruined , as will certainly be the case , that you will never see her , nor give or leave her or her children , if she have any , a morsel of bread . Let her know you have ...
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... never mannered , and it is well to remember that even Stella and his friends in Dublin were never quite sure about his contributions to the Tatler and the Examiner , or even his separate political tracts written in London during the ...
... never mannered , and it is well to remember that even Stella and his friends in Dublin were never quite sure about his contributions to the Tatler and the Examiner , or even his separate political tracts written in London during the ...
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... never appointed to this office , he nevertheless set himself the task of writing the history of that part of her reign when he had been at the centre of things and had had opportunity to observe what was being done . He had then been on ...
... never appointed to this office , he nevertheless set himself the task of writing the history of that part of her reign when he had been at the centre of things and had had opportunity to observe what was being done . He had then been on ...
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Comedy | 57 |
CONTENTS | 63 |
Swift and Stella | 70 |
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