text:  So he thrives and grows; and shall he not be a partaker in his age? In an age thus to be described that it refines instead of creating and that in particular it imposes the refinement elaborated by social and indeed aristocratical manners upon genius which should only refine itself by tenderness and sanctity and by love dwelling evermore in the inextinguishable paradise of the beautiful--he who was fitted to his age by much of his mind by his wit by fancy given more fully than imagination by inclination to the _limae labor_ by the susceptibility of polish by a reasonableness of understanding by his perception of manners even by the delicacy of his habits--he ALEXANDER POPE nevertheless desired the greatnesses of poetry