Jonathan Swift Quotes About Eating

• Fue un hombre audaz el primero que comió una ostra.

  Jonathan Swift

  Comida, Hombres, Ostras

  1738 Conversación cortés, diálogo 2.

• El pan es el bastón de la vida.

  Jonathan Swift

  Comida, Pan, Comer

  "Hoyt's New Cyclopedia Of Practical Quotations", de Jehiel Keeler Hoyt, p. 210-15, Tale of a Tub, 1922.

• Siempre comiendo, nunca empalagoso, Todo devorando, todo destruyendo Nunca encontrando un banquete completo, Hasta que me coma el mundo al fin.

  Jonathan Swift

  Time, Lasts, World

  Jonathan Swift, Sir Walter Scott (1814). “The Works of Jonathan Swift: Riddles [and poems] by Dr. Swift and his friends. Verses addressed to Swift and to his memory. Epistolary correspondence”, p.25

• Dicen que los dedos se hicieron antes que los tenedores y las manos antes que los cuchillos.

  Jonathan Swift

  Hands, Knives, Eating

  Jonathan Swift (1857). “The works of Dean Swift: comprising A tale of a tub, The battle of the books, with thoughts and essays on various subjects, together with The Dean's advice to a young lady on her marriage”, p.373

• Lord, Madame, I have fed like a farmer; I shall grow as fat as a porpoise.

  Jonathan Swift

  Eating, Lord, Porpoises

  Jonathan Swift (1741). “The Works of Jonathan Swift ...: Containing, I. His Miscellanies in prose. II. His poetical writings. III. The travels of Capt. Lemuel Gulliver. IV. Papers relating to Ireland, and The Drapier's letters. V. The conduct of the allies, and The examiners. VI. The publick spirit of the Whiggs, &c. with Polite conversation. VII. Letters to and from Dr. Swift. VIII. Directions to servants, sermons, poems, &c”, p.326

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