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JOHN BUTT Pope Seen Through His Letters POPE was a great poet ; he was also a most enigmatic personality . It should be possible to enjoy his poetry without thinking too much about the man who wrote it ; and several critics have managed ...
JOHN BUTT Pope Seen Through His Letters POPE was a great poet ; he was also a most enigmatic personality . It should be possible to enjoy his poetry without thinking too much about the man who wrote it ; and several critics have managed ...
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Where the originals of these letters survive , or independent transcripts of them , a comparison ... It is not too reprehensible for a man to make a poor guess at the day twenty years ago on which he wrote a letter that he forgot to ...
Where the originals of these letters survive , or independent transcripts of them , a comparison ... It is not too reprehensible for a man to make a poor guess at the day twenty years ago on which he wrote a letter that he forgot to ...
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But these qualities are not the essence of the letters . Pope had begun re - assembling them and re - reading them before he was twenty - five years old , since he recognised so early in his life that they were an important part of his ...
But these qualities are not the essence of the letters . Pope had begun re - assembling them and re - reading them before he was twenty - five years old , since he recognised so early in his life that they were an important part of his ...
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THE ESSAY ON CRITICIS M | 42 |
POPE SEEN THROUGH HIS LETTERS | 62 |
THE BACKGROUND OF THE ATTACK | 68 |
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