English Prose: Selections, Volume 1Sir Henry Craik Macmillan and Company, 1893 This collection shows the growth and development of English prose by extracts from the principal and most characteristic writers. |
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Pagina viii
... True Knight 103 ROBERT FABYAN ( d . 1511 ) The Editor 109 Charlemagne 112 William with the Long Beard 114 Wat Tyler's Rebellion . 117 Marriage of Richard II . and Isabel of France LORD BERNERS ( about 1467-1532 ) . Extract from the ...
... True Knight 103 ROBERT FABYAN ( d . 1511 ) The Editor 109 Charlemagne 112 William with the Long Beard 114 Wat Tyler's Rebellion . 117 Marriage of Richard II . and Isabel of France LORD BERNERS ( about 1467-1532 ) . Extract from the ...
Pagina xiii
... True to Ourselves THOMAS DEKKER ( about 1565-1640 ) City Hunting How the Warren is made The Tumbler's Hunting Dry - foot The Tumbler's Hunting Counter The Dove 547 A. W. Ward • 551 555 556 557 559 562 A. W. Ward • 565 568 570 • 571 573 ...
... True to Ourselves THOMAS DEKKER ( about 1565-1640 ) City Hunting How the Warren is made The Tumbler's Hunting Dry - foot The Tumbler's Hunting Counter The Dove 547 A. W. Ward • 551 555 556 557 559 562 A. W. Ward • 565 568 570 • 571 573 ...
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... true , than the staggering rhythms of Layamon , or the wooden precision of Orm : the Ancren Riwle is better . But there is no one who can be taken , as some of the writers in other countries VOL , I. E B can - Crestien de Troies , for ...
... true , than the staggering rhythms of Layamon , or the wooden precision of Orm : the Ancren Riwle is better . But there is no one who can be taken , as some of the writers in other countries VOL , I. E B can - Crestien de Troies , for ...
Pagina 6
... true beginning of independent explorations and discoveries in literature . There is one sense in which it might be no paradox to say that these passages , as compared with Ælfric for instance , are modern literature ; being plain and ...
... true beginning of independent explorations and discoveries in literature . There is one sense in which it might be no paradox to say that these passages , as compared with Ælfric for instance , are modern literature ; being plain and ...
Pagina 8
... true histories are not so common in the Middle Ages . They ought , whether in translations or merely in the reader's impression of them as he reads , to be purged of all unnecessary quaintness , where such quaintness as they possess is ...
... true histories are not so common in the Middle Ages . They ought , whether in translations or merely in the reader's impression of them as he reads , to be purged of all unnecessary quaintness , where such quaintness as they possess is ...
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