A Manual of English Literature: Historical and Critical : with an Appendix on English MetresLongmans, Green, 1885 - 634 страница |
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... passage of the Red Sea , on which the writer descants lengthily . The passage from page 200 to page 206 reads like an interpolation of later date ; it goes back again to Noah and Abraham's sacrifice . At page 207 the narrative of the ...
... passage of the Red Sea , on which the writer descants lengthily . The passage from page 200 to page 206 reads like an interpolation of later date ; it goes back again to Noah and Abraham's sacrifice . At page 207 the narrative of the ...
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... passage from ' Hic est sensus ' to ' transferri . ' This he would naturally do , if the lines which he had just written down were really known by him to have been taken from the actual work of Cadmon ; for in that case he had given the ...
... passage from ' Hic est sensus ' to ' transferri . ' This he would naturally do , if the lines which he had just written down were really known by him to have been taken from the actual work of Cadmon ; for in that case he had given the ...
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... passage , From this Woden sprang all our royal kindred , and that of the South - Humbrians also . ' Other indications occur under the years 697 and 702 ; and the comparative ful- ness with which Northumbrian affairs are recorded , as ...
... passage , From this Woden sprang all our royal kindred , and that of the South - Humbrians also . ' Other indications occur under the years 697 and 702 ; and the comparative ful- ness with which Northumbrian affairs are recorded , as ...
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... passage helping to bring before our eyes , as they stood in the flesh , King Richard and his baser brother , down to 1203. Here he abruptly breaks off , for what reason it is impossible to say , since he is known to have lived some ...
... passage helping to bring before our eyes , as they stood in the flesh , King Richard and his baser brother , down to 1203. Here he abruptly breaks off , for what reason it is impossible to say , since he is known to have lived some ...
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... and was evidently written at odd times during the course of many years . A passage in the first distinction pathetically bewails the conquest of Jerusalem by the Saracens , which happened 40 PREL . CH . HISTORY OF ENGLISH LITERATURE .
... and was evidently written at odd times during the course of many years . A passage in the first distinction pathetically bewails the conquest of Jerusalem by the Saracens , which happened 40 PREL . CH . HISTORY OF ENGLISH LITERATURE .
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