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Some authors satisfy its demands as far as their subject - matter goes , and flout it in their expression ... Johnson laughed at the compasses , which was a pity because they led him to overlook the Nature they are expressing .
Some authors satisfy its demands as far as their subject - matter goes , and flout it in their expression ... Johnson laughed at the compasses , which was a pity because they led him to overlook the Nature they are expressing .
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If men do not lack powers adequate for expressing their emotions it is because they have several means besides speech . Their expression is lively , original , exact , free , and powerful only because it draws on so many means — words ...
If men do not lack powers adequate for expressing their emotions it is because they have several means besides speech . Their expression is lively , original , exact , free , and powerful only because it draws on so many means — words ...
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Pope also justified his use of Nature by ' dressing ' what might otherwise be mere Nature ' to advantage ' in an expression ' ne'er so well ' . And so I return to remark on the extraordinary complexity of Pope's expression , line by ...
Pope also justified his use of Nature by ' dressing ' what might otherwise be mere Nature ' to advantage ' in an expression ' ne'er so well ' . And so I return to remark on the extraordinary complexity of Pope's expression , line by ...
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NATURE | 1 |
MAN AND THE OTHER CREATURES | 27 |
MAN AND THE CALL TO LIVE WELL | 36 |
Urheberrecht | |
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