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In his early version of II Pope retains 22 of Donne's 112 lines either unchanged or with very slight alterations ( e.g. , " That ' scuse for writing , and for writing ill , " 1. 24 , is changed to " Excuse for writing and for writing ...
In his early version of II Pope retains 22 of Donne's 112 lines either unchanged or with very slight alterations ( e.g. , " That ' scuse for writing , and for writing ill , " 1. 24 , is changed to " Excuse for writing and for writing ...
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The final stage in this process is reached in the early eighteenth century with such figures as James Brydges , Duke of Chandos , who was long identified with the Timon of Pope's Epistle to Burlington . Chandos , although he came of a ...
The final stage in this process is reached in the early eighteenth century with such figures as James Brydges , Duke of Chandos , who was long identified with the Timon of Pope's Epistle to Burlington . Chandos , although he came of a ...
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Gay died early in December 1732 , and Pope wrote a draft of his epitaph during the next few months , for he sent a version of it to Swift on 16 February 1733 , at the very same time as the first Imitation of Horace was published .
Gay died early in December 1732 , and Pope wrote a draft of his epitaph during the next few months , for he sent a version of it to Swift on 16 February 1733 , at the very same time as the first Imitation of Horace was published .
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