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... variety . This Variety is obtainâd in a great degree by frequent comparisons , drawn from the most agreeable objects of the country ; by interrogations to things inanimate ; by beautiful digressions , but those designa 2 ) 3 ) short ...
... variety . This Variety is obtainâd in a great degree by frequent comparisons , drawn from the most agreeable objects of the country ; by interrogations to things inanimate ; by beautiful digressions , but those designa 2 ) 3 ) short ...
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... variety among the eclogues and in each eclogue itself . The pattern of variety that Pope employs in the poems themselves is rather superficial and stiff ; but he does not forget , as we shall see , that each poem should have a ...
... variety among the eclogues and in each eclogue itself . The pattern of variety that Pope employs in the poems themselves is rather superficial and stiff ; but he does not forget , as we shall see , that each poem should have a ...
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... variety is not a formula or scheme , but rather an organic pattern that Pope uses successfully in all his best poems . But Pope , as we have seen , does not work merely with the couplet of balanced antithesis or balanced parallelism ...
... variety is not a formula or scheme , but rather an organic pattern that Pope uses successfully in all his best poems . But Pope , as we have seen , does not work merely with the couplet of balanced antithesis or balanced parallelism ...
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
The Pastorals 1709 | 17 |
An Essay on Criticism 1711 | 45 |
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