Selected WritingsCarcanet, 1988 - 180 pagina's |
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Pagina 135
... become too poor to maintain her as his wife . All the connexions of kindred were now irreparably broken ; their neat ... becoming immensely rich , he sees the other growing miserably poor , and the happy equality of condition now ...
... become too poor to maintain her as his wife . All the connexions of kindred were now irreparably broken ; their neat ... becoming immensely rich , he sees the other growing miserably poor , and the happy equality of condition now ...
Pagina 165
... becomes both a Rowlandson - like parody of gluttonous excess and a grotesque vision of overblown fruitfulness , a ... become a weed - infested ' unwieldy ' chaos . ( The word comes into play again with stunning effect . ) This is the ...
... becomes both a Rowlandson - like parody of gluttonous excess and a grotesque vision of overblown fruitfulness , a ... become a weed - infested ' unwieldy ' chaos . ( The word comes into play again with stunning effect . ) This is the ...
Pagina 174
... become friendly with this influential and wealthy man in the latter half of the 1760s ; although his poem is in some ways an imitation of Swift and Boileau , it is marked by that easy familiarity of manner which goes some way towards ...
... become friendly with this influential and wealthy man in the latter half of the 1760s ; although his poem is in some ways an imitation of Swift and Boileau , it is marked by that easy familiarity of manner which goes some way towards ...
Inhoudsopgave
Introduction | 7 |
A Note on the Texts | 14 |
Description of an Authors Bedchamber | 21 |
Copyright | |
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