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... literary peo- ple's pretensions , but goes further to imply a sterility as insulting as possible : Some neither can for Wits nor Criticks pass , As heavy Mules are neither Horse nor Ass . ( 38-39 ) The two terms in the first line are ...
... literary peo- ple's pretensions , but goes further to imply a sterility as insulting as possible : Some neither can for Wits nor Criticks pass , As heavy Mules are neither Horse nor Ass . ( 38-39 ) The two terms in the first line are ...
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... literary creativity which fused separate powers of the mind into one force . The lines of discussion between wit and judgment that Pope already found drawn up were sharply demarked , however , and Pope cast his antithesis in balanced ...
... literary creativity which fused separate powers of the mind into one force . The lines of discussion between wit and judgment that Pope already found drawn up were sharply demarked , however , and Pope cast his antithesis in balanced ...
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... literary sycophancy of the court as the " well - whipt cream of courtly sense . " In Dialogue II the application is metaphoric but is made more concrete and less literary for a Friend who might not understand such things as literary ...
... literary sycophancy of the court as the " well - whipt cream of courtly sense . " In Dialogue II the application is metaphoric but is made more concrete and less literary for a Friend who might not understand such things as literary ...
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
The Pastorals 1709 | 17 |
An Essay on Criticism 1711 | 45 |
Copyright | |
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