Pope and Human NatureClarendon Press, 1958 - 278 Seiten |
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... person un- fashionably outside the pale of orthodoxy , and by the second any person prominently and fashionably inside it as it was a fashionable thing , and unworthily inside it as it was a thing more honourable . And not merely that ...
... person un- fashionably outside the pale of orthodoxy , and by the second any person prominently and fashionably inside it as it was a fashionable thing , and unworthily inside it as it was a thing more honourable . And not merely that ...
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... person and a blind person . If such unfortunate people are not alien to men , they are almost so . Wordsworth's ' Idiot Boy ' is a triumph of Nature expressed in narrative form because poor Johnny was not put at the centre of the story ...
... person and a blind person . If such unfortunate people are not alien to men , they are almost so . Wordsworth's ' Idiot Boy ' is a triumph of Nature expressed in narrative form because poor Johnny was not put at the centre of the story ...
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... Person or Persons concerned in the Publication of the said Libel , of which I am wholly ignorant . A. Pope.7 And his comment on this in the letter to Martha Blount ran : I ' daily ' ; a word recently imported from France , denoting ...
... Person or Persons concerned in the Publication of the said Libel , of which I am wholly ignorant . A. Pope.7 And his comment on this in the letter to Martha Blount ran : I ' daily ' ; a word recently imported from France , denoting ...
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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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allowed already Arbuthnot beauty called century character comes common concerned Correspondence couplet Criticism death Dunciad early effect English Epistle Essay exists experience expression fact fall fancy feeling follow fool give ground hand happiness heart human Imitations of Horace instance interest Johnson kind later less letters lines live Lock look mankind material matter meaning MICHIGAN Milton mind Moral Moral Essays Nature never object occasion once particular passage Passion person pleasure poem poet poetry Pope Pope's possible praise prose quoted readers reason reference remark rest Riches satire sense sometimes sort speak stand Swift things thought truth UNIVERSITY usually verse virtue whole wish women writing written