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On the one hand , there are those who maintain that the passion of love can never speak more ingeniously in philosophical language and secondly , those who maintain that Donne's Songs and Elegies lack beauty .
On the one hand , there are those who maintain that the passion of love can never speak more ingeniously in philosophical language and secondly , those who maintain that Donne's Songs and Elegies lack beauty .
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He never shows anger , never yields to abuse and seldom denounces his enemies with prophetic indignation . He just makes his victims contemptible . George Saintsbury points out that most satirists are usually prone to the error of ...
He never shows anger , never yields to abuse and seldom denounces his enemies with prophetic indignation . He just makes his victims contemptible . George Saintsbury points out that most satirists are usually prone to the error of ...
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There is no malice in it ... if he was sometimes rough , he never took a base advantage . He knocks his antagonist down , and there it ends . Pope seems to have nursed his grudge , and then , watching his chance , to have squirted ...
There is no malice in it ... if he was sometimes rough , he never took a base advantage . He knocks his antagonist down , and there it ends . Pope seems to have nursed his grudge , and then , watching his chance , to have squirted ...
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