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See also: depth, the bottom or lowest See also: part of anything
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The current usage for an anticlimax, a descent " from the See also: sublime to the ridiculous," from the elevated to the See also: commonplace in literature or speech, is due to See also: Pope's satire on See also: Bathos (Miscellanies, 1727-1728), "the See also: art of sinking in See also: poetry." The title was a- travesty of See also: Longinus's essay, On the Sublime, Ilepi' 6 'uc
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