Answer:
Such a great offense can arise from romantic searches,
A great battle can arise from silly things,
I declare this poem to the muse of Caryll, due to:
To this, perhaps Belinda recites one of the verses:
The poem presents a silly subject, but a compliment will be rewarding,
If Belinda inspires the poem and Caryll approves it.
Answer me, what strange thing would encourage a gentleman
to assault a kind girl?
Answer me, what is the strangest thing that would make a kind girl
to reject a gentleman?
Even a small man can accomplish great things
And can women with sensitive hearts be so angry?
Explanation:
As was asked in the question above, all lines of the poem presented by Alexander pope were rewritten, using new words and new phrasal structure, but maintaining the meaning of the original lines, written by Alexander pope.
When a text is rewritten with new words, but with the same meaning as the original text, we can say that a paraphrase was performed. Whenever the paraphrase is made, it is important to present the name of the author and the title of the original text, so that the paraphrase is not considered plagiarism.
