The Mind and Art of Jonathan SwiftOxford University Press, 1953 - 400 pages |
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... called to the interesting discussion of the entire Scriblerus group provided by Mrs. Edna L. Steeves in her recent edition of the Art of Sinking in Poetry ( New York , 1952 ) . Finally , the study by the late Arthur Case , Four Essays ...
... called to the interesting discussion of the entire Scriblerus group provided by Mrs. Edna L. Steeves in her recent edition of the Art of Sinking in Poetry ( New York , 1952 ) . Finally , the study by the late Arthur Case , Four Essays ...
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... called to account . On the first day of 1695 Boyle's edition appeared , with a sarcastic reference in the preface to Bentley's remarkable courtesy . Two and a half years thereafter ( June 1697 ) Wotton put forth a second edition of his ...
... called to account . On the first day of 1695 Boyle's edition appeared , with a sarcastic reference in the preface to Bentley's remarkable courtesy . Two and a half years thereafter ( June 1697 ) Wotton put forth a second edition of his ...
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... called love poems and again poems of friendship , but which in truth embody emotions too subtle and complicated to be accurately described in conventional terms . Insistently Swift dwells upon Stella's progressive physical deterioration ...
... called love poems and again poems of friendship , but which in truth embody emotions too subtle and complicated to be accurately described in conventional terms . Insistently Swift dwells upon Stella's progressive physical deterioration ...
Contents
CHAPTER | 3 |
MOOR PARK AND SIR WILLIAM TEMPLE | 10 |
The Battle of the Books AND A Tale of a | 49 |
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