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Page 88
... wants regulation . Too much regulation makes the garden artificial and eccentric , but it is also the gardener whose ... want Correction and require alteration . " 99 There is no master in Pope's life or garden whose will or whim has the ...
... wants regulation . Too much regulation makes the garden artificial and eccentric , but it is also the gardener whose ... want Correction and require alteration . " 99 There is no master in Pope's life or garden whose will or whim has the ...
Page 94
... want to be a horse any more than he wants to be a wolf ( cf. footnote 1 to this chapter ) , and yet Houyhnhnms ' temperance , industry , exercise and cleanliness seem to appeal to him as well . On Easter 1761 he wrote in his Journal ...
... want to be a horse any more than he wants to be a wolf ( cf. footnote 1 to this chapter ) , and yet Houyhnhnms ' temperance , industry , exercise and cleanliness seem to appeal to him as well . On Easter 1761 he wrote in his Journal ...
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... wants also , like Milton's Eve , wants him . 184 The ideal is to work in a garden which , again like Pope's , wants correction , where production means a constant activity or work whose task is to see and represent some order . The ...
... wants also , like Milton's Eve , wants him . 184 The ideal is to work in a garden which , again like Pope's , wants correction , where production means a constant activity or work whose task is to see and represent some order . The ...
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