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... age to ex- aggerate the occurrences of youth , the love of the mar- vellous generated and fostered by ignorance , the difficulty of detecting error , and the inaccuracy inseparable from oral communication , will first distort the ...
... age to ex- aggerate the occurrences of youth , the love of the mar- vellous generated and fostered by ignorance , the difficulty of detecting error , and the inaccuracy inseparable from oral communication , will first distort the ...
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... tide of romantic fiction which overflowed Europe during the middle ages ; I mean the tales which , in exaggerating , Cornwall and Britanny , most cursory reader of old romances , that when their 15 Welsh Origin of Romance.
... tide of romantic fiction which overflowed Europe during the middle ages ; I mean the tales which , in exaggerating , Cornwall and Britanny , most cursory reader of old romances , that when their 15 Welsh Origin of Romance.
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... age , The Gododin of Aneurin , is of an historical and descriptive character . It relates to an important occurrence in Welsh history , of which its author was an eye - witness . This at least shows that the Welsh were even thus early ...
... age , The Gododin of Aneurin , is of an historical and descriptive character . It relates to an important occurrence in Welsh history , of which its author was an eye - witness . This at least shows that the Welsh were even thus early ...
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... age , and shines conspicuously amid the general laxity of his own . " — Price's edition of Warton's History of English Poetry , Preface , p . 99 . " Cum et gesta Arturi et sociorum , a multis populis quasi inscripta mentibus , et ...
... age , and shines conspicuously amid the general laxity of his own . " — Price's edition of Warton's History of English Poetry , Preface , p . 99 . " Cum et gesta Arturi et sociorum , a multis populis quasi inscripta mentibus , et ...
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... ages , both in England and Italy , drew from the same inexhaustible source , and it will thus be evident that the ... age and country , that he has been , not unhappily , compared to one of those brilliant and unclouded days which ...
... ages , both in England and Italy , drew from the same inexhaustible source , and it will thus be evident that the ... age and country , that he has been , not unhappily , compared to one of those brilliant and unclouded days which ...
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