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Page xxxii
Isengrim , upon hearing this , seeks to escape , but being prevented , pleads that
he is an old wolf , and not a young one . Reynard does not admit this excuse , but
proves , from his being just two years and a half old when a certain event took ...
Isengrim , upon hearing this , seeks to escape , but being prevented , pleads that
he is an old wolf , and not a young one . Reynard does not admit this excuse , but
proves , from his being just two years and a half old when a certain event took ...
Page xxxiv
An old wolf , who was lurking close by , had overheard the treaty , and
determined , as he was very anxious to make one of the party , to creep in
amongst them on the very first opportunity . Reynard had however spied him out ,
and laid his ...
An old wolf , who was lurking close by , had overheard the treaty , and
determined , as he was very anxious to make one of the party , to creep in
amongst them on the very first opportunity . Reynard had however spied him out ,
and laid his ...
Page xxxv
The wolf trembled violently , and the several animals pretended to comfort him .
Gerardus the goose thought he was suffering from ague , or perhaps from fear of
himself . “ Be of good cheer , " said the goose , “ I have no wish to terrify you ; not
...
The wolf trembled violently , and the several animals pretended to comfort him .
Gerardus the goose thought he was suffering from ague , or perhaps from fear of
himself . “ Be of good cheer , " said the goose , “ I have no wish to terrify you ; not
...
Page xlii
Mone , in editing Reinardus , adopts Eccard's theory with certain amendments ,
such as making King Zwentibold the original of the wolf , instead of the above -
mentioned Isanricus , and seeing in the name of the lion , Rufanus , an anagram
of ...
Mone , in editing Reinardus , adopts Eccard's theory with certain amendments ,
such as making King Zwentibold the original of the wolf , instead of the above -
mentioned Isanricus , and seeing in the name of the lion , Rufanus , an anagram
of ...
Page xlvi
When the wolf is somewhat recovered from the wounds inflicted on this occasion
, Reynard determines to play him another trick , and accordingly invites the * “ Ut
butyrum culter dentibus ossa seco . ” — v . 1464 . lion , whom he meets and who
...
When the wolf is somewhat recovered from the wounds inflicted on this occasion
, Reynard determines to play him another trick , and accordingly invites the * “ Ut
butyrum culter dentibus ossa seco . ” — v . 1464 . lion , whom he meets and who
...
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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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