SatireUniversity of New England, 1974 - 13 Seiten |
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... believe that the satirist is capable of black magic , that he is able , for example , to rhyme rats to death . In more civilized societies , though he is not usually credited with magical powers as in Ireland , the satirist may be ...
... believe that the satirist is capable of black magic , that he is able , for example , to rhyme rats to death . In more civilized societies , though he is not usually credited with magical powers as in Ireland , the satirist may be ...
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... believe him- Me , let the tender Office long engage To rock the Cradle of reposing Age , With lenient Arts extend a Mother's breath . Make Languor smile , and smooth the Bed of Death , Explore the Thought , explain the asking Eye , And ...
... believe him- Me , let the tender Office long engage To rock the Cradle of reposing Age , With lenient Arts extend a Mother's breath . Make Languor smile , and smooth the Bed of Death , Explore the Thought , explain the asking Eye , And ...
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... believe that Don Quixote was the prime cause of the ruin of the Spanish Monarchy.1 Enough said . I have pressed my animadversions against the Pope passage because it proclaims a raison d'être for satire which , though generally accepted ...
... believe that Don Quixote was the prime cause of the ruin of the Spanish Monarchy.1 Enough said . I have pressed my animadversions against the Pope passage because it proclaims a raison d'être for satire which , though generally accepted ...
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