The Works, volume 10
The Works, volume 10
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— Sirrah, fepKed the spider, if it were not for break-, ing an old custom in our family, never to stir abroad ''' Supposed to be the tutelar deity of the flies.
Digitized by V^OOQlC THE BATTLE OF THE BOOKS. 223 I against an enemy, I should come and teach you ' better manners. — I pray have patience, said the bee, or you'll spend your substance, and, for aught I see, you may stand in need of it all, toward the repair of your house. — Rogue, rogue, replied the spider, yet, methinks you should hav...e more respect to a person, whom all the world allows to be so much your betters.
— By my troth, said the bee, the comparison will amount to a very good jest ; and you will do me a favour to let me know the reasons that all the world is pleased to use in so hopeful a dispute. At this the spider, having swelled himself into the size and posture of a disputant, began his argument in the true spirit of controversy, with resolution to be heartily scurrilous and angry, to urge on his own reasons, without the least regard to the answers or objections of his opposite ; and fully predetermined in his mind against all conviction.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— Sirrah, fepKed the spider, if it were not for break-, ing an old custom in our family, never to stir abroad ''' Supposed to be the tutelar deity of the flies.
Digitized by V^OOQlC THE BATTLE OF THE BOOKS. 223 I against an enemy, I should come and teach you ' better manners. — I pray have patience, said the bee, or you'll spend your substance, and, for aught I see, you may stand in need of it all, toward the repair of your house. — Rogue, rogue, replied the spider, yet, methinks you should hav...e more respect to a person, whom all the world allows to be so much your betters.
— By my troth, said the bee, the comparison will amount to a very good jest ; and you will do me a favour to let me know the reasons that all the world is pleased to use in so hopeful a dispute. At this the spider, having swelled himself into the size and posture of a disputant, began his argument in the true spirit of controversy, with resolution to be heartily scurrilous and angry, to urge on his own reasons, without the least regard to the answers or objections of his opposite ; and fully predetermined in his mind against all conviction.
What to read after The Works, volume 10?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Swift, Jonathan, 1667-1745 to read onlineMoreLess
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