English Critical Texts: 16th Century to 20th CenturyDennis Joseph Enright, Ernst De Chickera Oxford University Press, 1962 - 398 sivua |
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... called bards , so through all the conquests of Romans , Saxons , Danes , and Normans , some of whom did seek to ruin all memory of learning from among them , yet do their poets even to this day last ; so as it is not more notable in ...
... called bards , so through all the conquests of Romans , Saxons , Danes , and Normans , some of whom did seek to ruin all memory of learning from among them , yet do their poets even to this day last ; so as it is not more notable in ...
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... called goodness , another going dead because of his so - called wickedness . Right and wrong is an instinct : but an instinct of 230 the whole consciousness in a man , bodily , mental , spiritual at once . And only in the novel are all ...
... called goodness , another going dead because of his so - called wickedness . Right and wrong is an instinct : but an instinct of 230 the whole consciousness in a man , bodily , mental , spiritual at once . And only in the novel are all ...
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... called poets ' the fathers of lies , pipes of vanity , and Schools of Abuse ' . [ Arber Reprints , vol . I , pp . 65-6 . ] 1049 field to ear Tale , 28 . i.e. opportunity . Chaucer cf. Knight's 1055 overshot Robin Hood a reference , most ...
... called poets ' the fathers of lies , pipes of vanity , and Schools of Abuse ' . [ Arber Reprints , vol . I , pp . 65-6 . ] 1049 field to ear Tale , 28 . i.e. opportunity . Chaucer cf. Knight's 1055 overshot Robin Hood a reference , most ...
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