SatireUniversity of New England, 1974 - 13 Seiten |
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... reader that he is really the most good- natured of fellows , and that he has taken to satire only in self - defence or out of a sense of public duty . " How can anyone avoid writing satire in times like these ? " cries Juvenal ...
... reader that he is really the most good- natured of fellows , and that he has taken to satire only in self - defence or out of a sense of public duty . " How can anyone avoid writing satire in times like these ? " cries Juvenal ...
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... reader is swept from one rock after another just as he thinks that he is secure . Similarly , Rochester in the second part of his Satire Against Mankind appears to be countering the attack on reason of the first half of the poem with ...
... reader is swept from one rock after another just as he thinks that he is secure . Similarly , Rochester in the second part of his Satire Against Mankind appears to be countering the attack on reason of the first half of the poem with ...
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