SatireUniversity of New England, 1974 - 13 Seiten |
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... his toes , then took several long , loping strides to the take - off point . There was no strain about him ; he seemed merely to hunch for a fraction of a second , then he took off , 10 the dirt, and the dirt dirtier because of the ...
... his toes , then took several long , loping strides to the take - off point . There was no strain about him ; he seemed merely to hunch for a fraction of a second , then he took off , 10 the dirt, and the dirt dirtier because of the ...
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... seemed like a wind stirring on the sea - a murmur rose from the crowd . Swift was right without a doubt to speak out against the landlord system in Ireland , as he did in A Modest Proposal , where he suggests that the economic ills of ...
... seemed like a wind stirring on the sea - a murmur rose from the crowd . Swift was right without a doubt to speak out against the landlord system in Ireland , as he did in A Modest Proposal , where he suggests that the economic ills of ...
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absurd accepted accused animals appeared assures attempt believe brought charges Child classical Codrus concerned continue criticism dangling death defence definition delivered described difficulty Dread drum dung easily effect element English Epistle equal essential Everything example expression Fall fantasy fire floor Folly Fool George Gods going hand hero horse imaginative Inaugural Lecture incongruity Ireland keep kind laughter least lines literal looking lord loves magical ment merely MICHIGAN miles moral Nature never nihilistic novel objects Oskar passage piece plank play poetry poor Pope Pope's positive practical prison proud punished reader reason reduced reference response rhetoric Roman root satire satirist seemed short wife's short standing suggest surprising Swift Tale things translation truth turn UNIVERSITY values Verse virtue vitally wife's short legs wind