On every birthday, Jonathan Swift would take off his starched, powdered wig with its cascade of white curls, gingerly place it down by the candle-light illuminated stained-glass window of the Deanery of Saint Patrick’s Cathedral. He would mark the anniversary
On every birthday, Jonathan Swift would take off his starched, powdered wig with its cascade of white curls, gingerly place it down by the candle-light illuminated stained-glass window of the Deanery of Saint Patrick’s Cathedral. He would mark the anniversary
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