A Jonathan Swift poem about one of these events jokes that the gods should "split" Stella's "beauty, size, and years, and wit."
A Jonathan Swift poem about one of these events jokes that the gods should "split" Stella's "beauty, size, and years, and wit." Walter Savage Landor wrote, "Nature I loved, and next to nature, art" in a poem about one of these events. Lord Byron's final poem, written in Sapphics, is titled for one of these events. During one of these events, Rachel Verinder acquires a cursed diamond called the Moonstone. Meg claims to have been the "belle of the ball" during one of these events that features a blackout during a game of blindman's bluff, after which Stanley attempts to rape Lulu. For 10 points, identify this type of special occasion for which Stanley receives a party in a Harold Pinter play
A Jonathan Swift poem about one of these events jokes that the gods should "split" Stella's "beauty, size, and years, and wit."
birthdays [or birthday parties; or obvious equivalents]