Pope and Human NatureClarendon Press, 1958 - 278페이지 |
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... Usually , however , men were content to think only of their own first - hand evidence from life , and from books about Europe , as we found Johnson , Boswell , and the rest doing . If they called in matter from farther afield , it was ...
... Usually , however , men were content to think only of their own first - hand evidence from life , and from books about Europe , as we found Johnson , Boswell , and the rest doing . If they called in matter from farther afield , it was ...
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... usually pay to Princes and great persons , to give their names to the most curious Flowers of their raising ... 1 iv . 397 ff . 2 Dryden , Works , ed . Scott , 1808 , xiii . 331 . 3 W. F. Jackson Knight , Roman Vergil , 1944 , pp . 166 ...
... usually pay to Princes and great persons , to give their names to the most curious Flowers of their raising ... 1 iv . 397 ff . 2 Dryden , Works , ed . Scott , 1808 , xiii . 331 . 3 W. F. Jackson Knight , Roman Vergil , 1944 , pp . 166 ...
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... Usually , if he subdivides mankind , Pope gives us groups . If he gives us an individual , it is usually as a member of his group . Even in the satires , where there is sometimes close resemblance to an actual historical man in ' Timon ...
... Usually , if he subdivides mankind , Pope gives us groups . If he gives us an individual , it is usually as a member of his group . Even in the satires , where there is sometimes close resemblance to an actual historical man in ' Timon ...
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