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Page xxxv
We never catch any but wicked wolves , ” said Reynard ; " we never meddle with
our dear guests . ” “ I am expected at home , " continued the wolf , “ my wife and
children are waiting for me . ” “ Won't you go with us ? ” the stag cried out after
him ...
We never catch any but wicked wolves , ” said Reynard ; " we never meddle with
our dear guests . ” “ I am expected at home , " continued the wolf , “ my wife and
children are waiting for me . ” “ Won't you go with us ? ” the stag cried out after
him ...
Page xlix
Reynard is told that his uncle Isengrim will never sin more :“ No wicked schemes
now form his dreams , his mind no treasons fill , He never more , will as of yore ,
do aught that's wrong or ill . * Then sure he's dead , ' sly Renard said ; ' dear ...
Reynard is told that his uncle Isengrim will never sin more :“ No wicked schemes
now form his dreams , his mind no treasons fill , He never more , will as of yore ,
do aught that's wrong or ill . * Then sure he's dead , ' sly Renard said ; ' dear ...
Page lxi
And , with regard to the article de never being used before Dutch proper names ,
we can only say that , in Hoffmann von Fallersleben's History of Flemish Poetry ,
mention is made of Jan de Clerc , Niclaes de Clerc , Andreas de Smit , and Jan ...
And , with regard to the article de never being used before Dutch proper names ,
we can only say that , in Hoffmann von Fallersleben's History of Flemish Poetry ,
mention is made of Jan de Clerc , Niclaes de Clerc , Andreas de Smit , and Jan ...
Page 137
I wende hit had be a mermoyse , a baubyn , or a mercatte , for I sawe never
fowler beest . And by her laye thre of her children , whiche were right fowle ; for
they were right lyke the moder . Whan they sawe me come , they gapeden wyde
on me ...
I wende hit had be a mermoyse , a baubyn , or a mercatte , for I sawe never
fowler beest . And by her laye thre of her children , whiche were right fowle ; for
they were right lyke the moder . Whan they sawe me come , they gapeden wyde
on me ...
Page 190
The nature of these garlands , and the objects and occasions on which they were
bestowed , have never yet been sufficiently investigated , and the present is
scarcely the place to discuss a point involved in as much obscurity , as it is
replete ...
The nature of these garlands , and the objects and occasions on which they were
bestowed , have never yet been sufficiently investigated , and the present is
scarcely the place to discuss a point involved in as much obscurity , as it is
replete ...
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| Title | Early English Poetry, Ballads, and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages, Edited from Original Manuscripts and Scarce Publications, Volume 12 Early English Poetry, Ballads, and Popular Literature of the Middle Ages, Edited from Original Manuscripts and Scarce Publications, Percy Society |
| Author | Percy Society |
| Edition | reprint |
| Publisher | Johnson Reprint Corporation, 1844 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 15 May 2018 |
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