A History of English Literature from Earliest Times to 1916T. Nelson, 1946 - 702 páginas |
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... Tell them it was because he was too bold , And told those truths which should not have been told . Extol the justice of the land , Who punish what they will not understand . Tell them he stands exalted there For speaking what we would ...
... Tell them it was because he was too bold , And told those truths which should not have been told . Extol the justice of the land , Who punish what they will not understand . Tell them he stands exalted there For speaking what we would ...
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... tell unto the master - cook These words that I tell thee : And bid him dresse to dinner streight That faire and milk - white doe , That in the parke doth shine so bright , There's none so faire to showe . This ladye fearing of no harme ...
... tell unto the master - cook These words that I tell thee : And bid him dresse to dinner streight That faire and milk - white doe , That in the parke doth shine so bright , There's none so faire to showe . This ladye fearing of no harme ...
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... tell of those to whom The Hunting of the Snark , with its para- bolic extravagances , was merely a " piece of dull silliness . " For such we can only say ( à la Elia ) that we suspect their taste in higher matters . In his later ...
... tell of those to whom The Hunting of the Snark , with its para- bolic extravagances , was merely a " piece of dull silliness . " For such we can only say ( à la Elia ) that we suspect their taste in higher matters . In his later ...
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Medieval Scholarship and the Latin Writers | 1 |
Middle English Period 10661400 | 7 |
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