"Chapman's Homer" in "On first looking into Chapman's Homer" by Keats means-
A. Chapman's translation of Homer
B. Chapman's idea of Hommre
C. Chapman's understanding of Homer
D. Chapman's biography of Homer
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Chapman's translation of Homer
Explanation:
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