Cassell's library of English literature, selected, ed. and arranged by H. Morley1883 |
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... brought to the England of to - day - not without illustration of the character of our own time , by selections from the works of our chief living writers , where we have leave to introduce them ; —all these should be found here ...
... brought to the England of to - day - not without illustration of the character of our own time , by selections from the works of our chief living writers , where we have leave to introduce them ; —all these should be found here ...
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... brought into agreement with the present usage , whenever that can be done without injury to rhyme , metre , or sense ; and many notes will help the interpretation of the words now obsolete . The notes may contain any kind of information ...
... brought into agreement with the present usage , whenever that can be done without injury to rhyme , metre , or sense ; and many notes will help the interpretation of the words now obsolete . The notes may contain any kind of information ...
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... brought among us again KING ARTHUR , of whom till then chiefly the Bretons of France had preserved the memory . The great popularity of Geoffrey of Monmouth's chronicle , and the new currency given by it to stories of King Arthur , were ...
... brought among us again KING ARTHUR , of whom till then chiefly the Bretons of France had preserved the memory . The great popularity of Geoffrey of Monmouth's chronicle , and the new currency given by it to stories of King Arthur , were ...
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... brought was I , Where many hundreds were , and many thousands eke , And there the secrets deep of God I did espy , The which no mind of man is able out to seck . When these sights seen had I , I waxed hungrie anon , The nobles then that ...
... brought was I , Where many hundreds were , and many thousands eke , And there the secrets deep of God I did espy , The which no mind of man is able out to seck . When these sights seen had I , I waxed hungrie anon , The nobles then that ...
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... brought . " Lo , dame ! Here is novelty ! In our garden of a cherry - tree I found it sickerly . I am afeard it is tokening Of more harm that is coming , Forsooth thus thinketh me . ' 13 But whether we have less or more , Alway thank we ...
... brought . " Lo , dame ! Here is novelty ! In our garden of a cherry - tree I found it sickerly . I am afeard it is tokening Of more harm that is coming , Forsooth thus thinketh me . ' 13 But whether we have less or more , Alway thank we ...
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