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'The rest to some faint meaning make pretence, / but Shadwell never deviates into sense' From which poem has this line been take?
'The rest to some faint meaning make pretence, / but Shadwell never deviates into sense' From which poem has this line been take?
Updated On: Jun 4, 2024
- The Rape of the lock
- In Memoriam
- Il Peveseroso
- Mac Flecknoe
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The correct option is (D): Mac Flecknoe.
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