 | W. B. Carnochan - 1987 - 260 páginas
...representing the moderns, abuses the errant bee, representing the ancients, who has flown into his web: A Plague split you, said he, for a giddy Son of a...Vengeance, that have made this Litter here? Could you not look before you, and be d n'd? Do you think I have nothing else to do (in the Devil's Name)... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1999 - 276 páginas
...beholding the chasms and ruins and dilapidations of his fortress, he was very near at his wit's end; he stormed and swore like a madman, and swelled till...vengeance, that have made this litter here? Could you not look before you, and be d — d? Do you think I have nothing else to do (in the devil's name)... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 2004 - 290 páginas
...beholding the chasms and ruins and dilapidations of his fortress, he was very near at his wit's end; he stormed and swore like a madman, and swelled till...vengeance, that have made this litter here? Could you not look before you, and be d—d? Do you think I have nothing else to do (in the devil's name)... | |
 | Carlo Formichi - 1924 - 578 páginas
...beholding the chasms, the ruins, and dilapidations of his fortress, he was very near at his wits' end (1); he stormed and swore like a madman, and swelled till...each other by sight): A plague split you, said he; is it you, with a vengeance, that have made this litter here? could not you look before you, and be... | |
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... end ; he stormed and swore like a madman, and swelled till he was ready to burst. At length, casting his eye upon the .bee, and wisely gathering causes from events, (for they knew each other by sight,) A plague split you... 
