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... Pope wanted to express his meaning accurately . All great poets want to , since they have a meaning worthy of accurate expression . But Pope's meaning was unusually dependent on accurate expression . It differed in its nature from the ...
... Pope wanted to express his meaning accurately . All great poets want to , since they have a meaning worthy of accurate expression . But Pope's meaning was unusually dependent on accurate expression . It differed in its nature from the ...
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... Pope's strongest claims to be an innovator is that he took a metre which had had grave disabilities for all these poets , whether they knew it or not , and , on most occasions , made the disabilities assets . He converted into ...
... Pope's strongest claims to be an innovator is that he took a metre which had had grave disabilities for all these poets , whether they knew it or not , and , on most occasions , made the disabilities assets . He converted into ...
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... Pope's diction in the Homer , gave the highest praise to his diction elsewhere , and to the placing of the words chosen : the almost faultless position and choice of words , in ... Pope's original compositions , particularly in his ...
... Pope's diction in the Homer , gave the highest praise to his diction elsewhere , and to the placing of the words chosen : the almost faultless position and choice of words , in ... Pope's original compositions , particularly in his ...
Contents
ANNUAL REPORT 19478 | 8 |
PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS By Sir H I Bell | 15 |
MORAL INTUITION AND THE PRINCIPLE OF SELFREALIZATION Philo | 23 |
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