Alexander Pope造句怎麼寫

True wit is nature to advantage dressed, / What oft was thought, but ne'er so well expressed(Alexander Pope)

The guy who could quote Alexander Pope learned about spitting tobacco and dodging mortar rounds, the strange allure of a hard life.

The guy who could quote Alexander Pope learned about spitting tobacco and dodgingmortar rounds, the strange allure of a hard life. “Everything is vivid, eventhe crappy food,” he said.

Nature and Nature's law lay hid in night ; God said,"Let Newton be," and all was light.自然與自然的法則隱藏在黑暗中，上帝說"讓牛頓去吧！"於是，一切被照亮。——亞歷山大·波普（Alexander Pope）題寫。

And ever - living Lamps depend in Rows(Alexander Pope)

all looks yellow to the jaundiced eye-Alexander Pope.

Charms strike the sight, but merit wins the should. --Alexander Pope

Alexander Pope was the most important English neoclassical poet in the first half of the 18~(th) century.

Alexander Pope is one of the greatest poets in English Enlightenment and his long heroic couplet, an Essay on Man, is now regarded as an important part of the eighteenth-century literary tradition.

Alexander Pope believed it was better not to have expectations.

Those who deny freedom to others deserve it for themselves--Alexander Pope

The proper study of mankind is man.-- Alexander Pope

"I've always had this nice little mantra, an Alexander Pope couplet: "Know then thyself, presume not God to scan; The proper study of mankind is man."

A little learning is a dangerous thing.--Alexander Pope, British poet