
“As I get older, and things get gloomier and more
difficult, it is to poets like Horace and [Alexander] Pope that I find myself
more and more turning for the kind of refreshment I require.” – W.H. Auden, “A Civilized Voice” (review
of Peter Quennell’s Alexander Pope: The
Education of Genius, 1688-1728), The
New Yorker, February 22, 1969
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