Titlebook: Alexander Pope; A Literary Life Felicity Rosslyn Book 1990 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1990 poet.Pope.pu

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令人苦恼

Out in the World,versions of the . (1712–14), . (1713), the . (1715), and . which made its first appearance in the proud young poet’s new collection, the . of 1717. At the same time, Pope was making a major translation of Homer’s .; a work so significant for his literary life, that it deserves a chapter to itself.

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Making It New, ambitious undertaking he ever undertook — the translation of Homer’s .. What drew him into it, he later told Spence, ‘was purely the want of money’;. but having once conceived of this vast undertaking, he embarked on it in the most splendid manner, with a contract that marked a watershed in publish

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Reforming the Mind,punishment, a thought that might have consoled the Dunces, had they known: inherent in it are perpetual restlessness and dissatisfaction with the achievement of the day before; its dreams are Napoleonic, and of their nature incapable of fulfilment. We might suppose that after finishing the ., Pope f

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The Progress of Dulness,the patronage of Walpole (. Sir Robert Brass). It was this cheap new source of illumination, flashing brassily upon him from many quarters, that began to fix his thoughts on the . again. He had already explored the paradoxes of flying lead and uncreating words, the passion for plunging to the poetic

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Conclusion,to support his collapsed spine and rib-cage (the final effect of his spinal tuberculosis), but now the combination of breathlessness and a kidney complaint rendered him very weak. He had planned to publish a complete annotated edition of all his works with the aid of his new friend Warburton, howeve

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Making It New,fifty copies of the translation — on the best paper, with choice engravings — to distribute among subscribers to his own profit (M500 or so). Lintot’s share of the bargain was possession of the copyright and the proceeds of publishing the poem in various larger and smaller formats, on cheaper paper.