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The only real image we receive of Dulness in the poem is , furthermore , that of a being concealed , as the Christian God ... 457-58 > GENERAL Though in Pope's poetic theory clear primacy is given to the faculty which he calls Wit or ...
The only real image we receive of Dulness in the poem is , furthermore , that of a being concealed , as the Christian God ... 457-58 > GENERAL Though in Pope's poetic theory clear primacy is given to the faculty which he calls Wit or ...
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He has clearly erected in that poem an antithesis between the measured and the measureless , the sunny and the sunless , the pleasuredome and the deep romantic chasm , the pleasurable and the sacred , the decree of Kubla Khan and the ...
He has clearly erected in that poem an antithesis between the measured and the measureless , the sunny and the sunless , the pleasuredome and the deep romantic chasm , the pleasurable and the sacred , the decree of Kubla Khan and the ...
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In all that matters to us , that is to say in his poetry , does he ? ... in its origin and nature ) to seek at least a partial explanation of the extraordinary decline in poetic power which begins with the ending of the Ode .
In all that matters to us , that is to say in his poetry , does he ? ... in its origin and nature ) to seek at least a partial explanation of the extraordinary decline in poetic power which begins with the ending of the Ode .
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