Lady S. They say oysters are a cruel meat, because we eat them alive; then they are an uncharitable meat for we leave nothing to the poor; and they are an ungodly meat because we never say grace.

What It Means

This is a placeholder explanation generated by the low-overhead model. It interprets "Lady S. They say oysters are a cruel meat, because we eat them alive; then they are an uncharitable meat for we leave nothing to the poor; and they are an ungodly meat because we never say grace." in the context of "Jonathan Swift, Dialogues" to mean that wisdom is timeless.