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These close vowels contrast with the more open vowel of touch and the open resonance of along . So far we have been concerned with the individual line and with the couplet . While it is true that , formally considered , the couplet ...
These close vowels contrast with the more open vowel of touch and the open resonance of along . So far we have been concerned with the individual line and with the couplet . While it is true that , formally considered , the couplet ...
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All that Pope knew of Abelard and Eloisa he derived from a rather close translation into English of the French of Bussy - Rabutin published in 1714 by his friend John Hughes . There is nothing to suggest ť raw that he had ever seen ...
All that Pope knew of Abelard and Eloisa he derived from a rather close translation into English of the French of Bussy - Rabutin published in 1714 by his friend John Hughes . There is nothing to suggest ť raw that he had ever seen ...
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He has , for example , kept the bulk of the translation very close to that of the original . On the average five lines of the Greek are represented by six lines of the English ; but this percentage of increment is exactly balanced by ...
He has , for example , kept the bulk of the translation very close to that of the original . On the average five lines of the Greek are represented by six lines of the English ; but this percentage of increment is exactly balanced by ...
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The Heroic Couplet | 32 |
Cool Pastorals | 51 |
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