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George Bernard Shaw, his life and works

Note 230 — Chapter XV

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To take a single example, consult My Dream, from The Bab Ballads and Songs of a Savoyard, the first two stanzas of which read:

The other night, from cares exempt, I slept—and what d'you think I dreamt? I dreamt that somehow I had come To dwell in Topsy-Turvydom. Where vice is virtue—virtue, vice; Where nice is nasty—nasty, nice; Where right is wrong and wrong is right; Where white is black and black is white.

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