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NL888 Posted 13 years ago
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Is it correct English: Neither can be understood only explored by?
What does the writer mean by saying "Neither can be understood only explored by the fancy of the individual"?
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Pope correctly identifies the only two mysteries of life, Nature and God. Neither can be understood only explored by the fancy of the individual in the light of imperfect reason. He has illuminated our quest and given us the only answer..."Whatever is, is right!"
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Pope correctly identifies the only two mysteries of life, Nature and God. Neither can be understood only explored by the fancy of the individual in the light of imperfect reason. He has illuminated our quest and given us the only answer..."Whatever is, is right!"
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What does the writer mean by saying "Neither can be understood only explored by the fancy of the individual"? Context: Pope correctly identifies the only two mysteries of life, Nature and ***. Neither can be understood , only explored , by the fancy of the individual in the light of imperfect reason.
- What does the writer mean by saying "Neither can be understood only explored by the fancy of the individual"?
- Context: Pope correctly identifies the only two mysteries of life, Nature and ***.
- Neither can be understood , only explored , by the fancy of the individual in the light of imperfect reason.
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- Nature can't be understood by the fancy of the individual.
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What does the writer mean by saying "Neither can be understood only explored by the fancy of the individual"?
Context:
Pope correctly identifies the only two mysteries of life, Nature and ***. Neither can be understood, only explored, by the fancy of the individual in the light of imperfect reason. He
Context:
Pope correctly identifies the only two mysteries of life, Nature and ***. Neither can be understood, only explored, by the fancy of the individual in the light of imperfect reason. He
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