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Accordingly , when Pope dismissed his earlier poems as poems that described in favour of his later ones as poems that presented ' sense ' or Nature , we might feel uneasy as to the poetry of the later poems , unless we happened to know ...
Accordingly , when Pope dismissed his earlier poems as poems that described in favour of his later ones as poems that presented ' sense ' or Nature , we might feel uneasy as to the poetry of the later poems , unless we happened to know ...
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In his later poems , therefore , Pope did not ' stoop to Truth ' for the first time , but stooped only to more of it.2 Mr. Rogers allows Pope to be precocious but does not allow his precocity to be extreme .
In his later poems , therefore , Pope did not ' stoop to Truth ' for the first time , but stooped only to more of it.2 Mr. Rogers allows Pope to be precocious but does not allow his precocity to be extreme .
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Pope's later poems , 249 , 250 ; double meaning of ' die ' , 255 f . ' Verses to be prefixed ' before Bernard Lintot's new Miscellany ' : elegant argument ending indecently , 116 . Shakespeare , Pope's edition of : Pope's distinguishing ...
Pope's later poems , 249 , 250 ; double meaning of ' die ' , 255 f . ' Verses to be prefixed ' before Bernard Lintot's new Miscellany ' : elegant argument ending indecently , 116 . Shakespeare , Pope's edition of : Pope's distinguishing ...
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NATURE | 1 |
MAN AND THE OTHER CREATURES | 27 |
MAN AND THE CALL TO LIVE WELL | 36 |
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