For 10 points, name this poem about Strephon's investigation in to the title secret place, by Jonathan Swift.
This work's action occurs while Betty is "otherwise employed," and involves the dead dog Tripsy, whose skin is used for "night gloves" and whose puppy provides urine for one of the main characters. Two epic similes compare its central act to fat dropping onto cinders and Pandora opening her box. Unlike the narrator, who delights in seeing "Such order from confusion sprung," its protagonist is cursed by the goddess Vengeance to associate his experience with all women, recalling from petticoats and perfume his realization that "Celia, Celia, Celia shits!" For 10 points, name this poem about Strephon's investigation in to the title secret place, by Jonathan Swift.
This work's action occurs while Betty is "otherwise employed," and involves the dead dog
“The {Lady's Dressing Room}”