Miscellanies / written by Jonathan Swift ... ; I. The art of punning. II. The right of precedence. III. Advice to a young poet. IV. The swearer's bank. V.A defence of English-commodities. VI. An imitation of Horace. VII. Letters, poems, tales, &c.

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