A Short History of English PoetryOpen Books, 1981 - 386 oldal |
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... Scots was in fact a north - eastern vernacular of English , as the language of the Gawain - Pearl poet was northish - western , and that of Chaucer east - midland . All in verse were ' poetic ' dialects - never exactly the language of ...
... Scots was in fact a north - eastern vernacular of English , as the language of the Gawain - Pearl poet was northish - western , and that of Chaucer east - midland . All in verse were ' poetic ' dialects - never exactly the language of ...
63. oldal
... Scottish poetry in English , or ' Inglis ' , as the Scots poets in what we now call Lowland Scots called their language , to contrast it with the ' Irisch ' of the Gaelic Scots . It is equally generally agreed that English poetry of the ...
... Scottish poetry in English , or ' Inglis ' , as the Scots poets in what we now call Lowland Scots called their language , to contrast it with the ' Irisch ' of the Gaelic Scots . It is equally generally agreed that English poetry of the ...
74. oldal
... Scots , which was the language of Edinburgh , the court , the law , and the professions . James VI of Scotland even wrote a treatise on the art of verse in Scots , and some Scots poems . But when he became James I of England and his ...
... Scots , which was the language of Edinburgh , the court , the law , and the professions . James VI of Scotland even wrote a treatise on the art of verse in Scots , and some Scots poems . But when he became James I of England and his ...
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Early Middle English Poetry | 17 |
I | 30 |
The Fifteenth Century | 63 |
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