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That Pope shows this response to the rural beautiful means that he can satisfy the demands of the English reader as they have declared themselves throughout the history of English poetry , from medieval to modern .
That Pope shows this response to the rural beautiful means that he can satisfy the demands of the English reader as they have declared themselves throughout the history of English poetry , from medieval to modern .
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We are apt to miss distinctions like this , but we cannot miss the category that includes all Pope's diction apart from the ' poetic ' diction I have distinguished — the category of the diction of modern English when modern English is ...
We are apt to miss distinctions like this , but we cannot miss the category that includes all Pope's diction apart from the ' poetic ' diction I have distinguished — the category of the diction of modern English when modern English is ...
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First , pure English , by which I mean a form that most Englishmen recognize as happy and pleasantly handy for use , whether in speech , written prose , or verse . He improved the general confidence as to what is standard English ...
First , pure English , by which I mean a form that most Englishmen recognize as happy and pleasantly handy for use , whether in speech , written prose , or verse . He improved the general confidence as to what is standard English ...
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NATURE | 1 |
MAN AND THE OTHER CREATURES | 27 |
MAN AND THE CALL TO LIVE WELL | 36 |
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