mention Alexander pope's work that is a striking example of literature dealing with the idea of landscaping?
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Pope satire succeeds because he demonstrates the gulph between the foolishness of the hair and the very real consternation it caused in the upper-class participants and, in the end, the readers are forced to conclude, while laughing, that both the incident itself and the people involved are absurd.
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