Jonathan Swift: Essays on His Satire and Other StudiesOxford University Press, 1964 - 292 páginas |
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... true author's creative liberty , not the supposed Au- thor's captivity in chaos.8 In any study of the disguises or masks that Swift puts on for his particular purpose , we should do well to remember this - that the reader can and should ...
... true author's creative liberty , not the supposed Au- thor's captivity in chaos.8 In any study of the disguises or masks that Swift puts on for his particular purpose , we should do well to remember this - that the reader can and should ...
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... true priest ; he would proscribe all field - preachers and nonconformists , and he would stamp out every heresy . He is careful to show that he is no sectarian , but a member of the true church , which is limited to no small corner of ...
... true priest ; he would proscribe all field - preachers and nonconformists , and he would stamp out every heresy . He is careful to show that he is no sectarian , but a member of the true church , which is limited to no small corner of ...
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... true is : Exactly true ! Invidious Poet ! ' Tis fifty thousand Times below it.8 The scorner of kings and courts and the denouncer of governments who tyrannized over peoples subject to them had an audience in the American colonies such ...
... true is : Exactly true ! Invidious Poet ! ' Tis fifty thousand Times below it.8 The scorner of kings and courts and the denouncer of governments who tyrannized over peoples subject to them had an audience in the American colonies such ...
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Comedy | 57 |
CONTENTS | 63 |
Swift and Stella | 70 |
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