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... shows that Pope's use of balance is complex and varied because the poet balances and yokes phrases and ideas into ... show that Pope uses balance in a thematic sense that goes beyond mere oppositions of structure within the couplets ...
... shows that Pope's use of balance is complex and varied because the poet balances and yokes phrases and ideas into ... show that Pope uses balance in a thematic sense that goes beyond mere oppositions of structure within the couplets ...
Page 30
... show us what the Muses do to Wycherley , and the chiastic second line creates the felicitous rhyme " inspire - Fire . " Then the parallels veer from what the Muses do to Wycherley to what Wycher- ley does to us . With the suppression of ...
... show us what the Muses do to Wycherley , and the chiastic second line creates the felicitous rhyme " inspire - Fire . " Then the parallels veer from what the Muses do to Wycherley to what Wycher- ley does to us . With the suppression of ...
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... shows further some features of the dominant structures , and also picks up one of the main variations . Eloisa recalls her taking of the vows ; and the conflict of her unholy passion with the solemnity of the occasion motivates the ...
... shows further some features of the dominant structures , and also picks up one of the main variations . Eloisa recalls her taking of the vows ; and the conflict of her unholy passion with the solemnity of the occasion motivates the ...
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
The Pastorals 1709 | 17 |
An Essay on Criticism 1711 | 45 |
Copyright | |
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