SatireUniversity of New England, 1974 - 13 Seiten |
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... reference , which has a lowering effect on one of the objects . " I am Lord Tilbury , " said his Lordship , looking like a man unveiling a statue of himself . " Prayer must never be answered , " said Oscar Wilde . " If it is , it ceases ...
... reference , which has a lowering effect on one of the objects . " I am Lord Tilbury , " said his Lordship , looking like a man unveiling a statue of himself . " Prayer must never be answered , " said Oscar Wilde . " If it is , it ceases ...
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... reference to a passage of Pope's own poetry , the passage from his third Moral Essay , " Of the Use of Riches " , in which he describes the death of George Villiers , Duke of Buckingham : In the worst inn's worst room , with mat half ...
... reference to a passage of Pope's own poetry , the passage from his third Moral Essay , " Of the Use of Riches " , in which he describes the death of George Villiers , Duke of Buckingham : In the worst inn's worst room , with mat half ...
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