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The treatment of nature in English poetry between Pope and Wordsworth

Note 539 — Chapter V · GARDENING

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Horace Walpole says of this description, “Any man might design and build as sweet a garden, who had been born in, and never stirred out of Holburn.” In Mason’s “English Garden” is another scornful description of Temple’s idea of a perfect garden.

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