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Page 186
... Satire is no more - I feel it die- 22 No Gazeteer more innocent than I ! And let , a God's - name , ev'ry Fool and Knave 24 Be grac'd thro ' Life , and flatter'd in his Grave . ( I. 63-86 ) Pope mocks forms of popular eloquence and ...
... Satire is no more - I feel it die- 22 No Gazeteer more innocent than I ! And let , a God's - name , ev'ry Fool and Knave 24 Be grac'd thro ' Life , and flatter'd in his Grave . ( I. 63-86 ) Pope mocks forms of popular eloquence and ...
Page 187
... satire entertaining to the court , and Pope's varied modes of ironic refusal . In his final speech ( I. 87-104 ) , the Friend insists with characteristic cynicism that satire must " know its time and place , " and that it attack the ...
... satire entertaining to the court , and Pope's varied modes of ironic refusal . In his final speech ( I. 87-104 ) , the Friend insists with characteristic cynicism that satire must " know its time and place , " and that it attack the ...
Page 190
... satire . Pope takes up more concretely the issues raised in Dia- logue I because the Friend ( Adversary ) in this dialogue is not as clever and agile as the first Friend , and the Satirist must be more pointed and graphic in his treat ...
... satire . Pope takes up more concretely the issues raised in Dia- logue I because the Friend ( Adversary ) in this dialogue is not as clever and agile as the first Friend , and the Satirist must be more pointed and graphic in his treat ...
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
The Pastorals 1709 | 17 |
An Essay on Criticism 1711 | 45 |
Copyright | |
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