A Guide to English Literature, Volumen2Boris Ford Penguin Books, 1954 |
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... appear to belong to stages in the transition - during the thirteenth , fourteenth , and fifteenth cen- turies from ... appear at the end of their re- spective essays . Notes indicated by numbers and symbols appear as footnotes . and , on ...
... appear to belong to stages in the transition - during the thirteenth , fourteenth , and fifteenth cen- turies from ... appear at the end of their re- spective essays . Notes indicated by numbers and symbols appear as footnotes . and , on ...
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... appear , on the other hand , in an ecstasy or trance , to be dancing in paradise or fairyland , because at one point it is said of them that they feel neither snow nor hail . - - In Confessio Amantis – otherwise a typical medieval ...
... appear , on the other hand , in an ecstasy or trance , to be dancing in paradise or fairyland , because at one point it is said of them that they feel neither snow nor hail . - - In Confessio Amantis – otherwise a typical medieval ...
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... appear to have worked on the making of the Wakefield Cycle , as in the making of a cathedral , adding to it and altering it ; it appears to be more hetero- geneous in this respect than the Chester and York Cycles . The two Towneley ...
... appear to have worked on the making of the Wakefield Cycle , as in the making of a cathedral , adding to it and altering it ; it appears to be more hetero- geneous in this respect than the Chester and York Cycles . The two Towneley ...
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