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Page 68
... Pope ) . The homage announcing , on the other hand , Pope's rehabilitation was left to Bloomsbury , and Pope , though he has more to offer the modern reader than Dryden and might have been enlisted in the argument with certainly not ...
... Pope ) . The homage announcing , on the other hand , Pope's rehabilitation was left to Bloomsbury , and Pope , though he has more to offer the modern reader than Dryden and might have been enlisted in the argument with certainly not ...
Page 69
... Pope . And Pope's achievement being so varied , I can hardly pretend to attempt more than this . Keeping in view the purpose of the book and the necessary limits of space , I can aim at little more than to suggest coercively the re ...
... Pope . And Pope's achievement being so varied , I can hardly pretend to attempt more than this . Keeping in view the purpose of the book and the necessary limits of space , I can aim at little more than to suggest coercively the re ...
Page 92
... Pope's . Nearly every piece of Pope one comes to seems to demand a different account . The Atticus portrait , upon which generaliza- tions about Pope are sometimes based , may be called , pre - eminently , polite . The manner is that of ...
... Pope's . Nearly every piece of Pope one comes to seems to demand a different account . The Atticus portrait , upon which generaliza- tions about Pope are sometimes based , may be called , pre - eminently , polite . The manner is that of ...
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