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Painter's story of “ The Lady of Turin " tells of a wife who " did not forsee ” that the special attentions of her husband " were the flatteries of the Crocodile , which reioyseth when he seeth one deceiued ” ; 46 his " Duchesse of ...
Painter's story of “ The Lady of Turin " tells of a wife who " did not forsee ” that the special attentions of her husband " were the flatteries of the Crocodile , which reioyseth when he seeth one deceiued ” ; 46 his " Duchesse of ...
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456-72 ; Painter , The Palace of Pleasure ( Jacobs ) , I , 204 ; Works of Lodge ( Hunterian Club ) , IV , i , 113 ; Works of Greene ( Grosart ) , II , 90-91 ; ibid . , III , 39 ; ibid . , VIII , 141 ; ibid . , IX , 79-80 , 155 , 310 ...
456-72 ; Painter , The Palace of Pleasure ( Jacobs ) , I , 204 ; Works of Lodge ( Hunterian Club ) , IV , i , 113 ; Works of Greene ( Grosart ) , II , 90-91 ; ibid . , III , 39 ; ibid . , VIII , 141 ; ibid . , IX , 79-80 , 155 , 310 ...
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Painter , op . cit . , I , 204 , 213-14 . 39. Ibid . , I , 203 . 40. Ibid . , I , 205 . 41. Ibid . , II , 211 . 42. Ibid . , II , 239 . 43. Ibid . , II , 288 . 44. Painter , op . cit . , III , 54 . 45. Ibid . , III , 48 . 46.
Painter , op . cit . , I , 204 , 213-14 . 39. Ibid . , I , 203 . 40. Ibid . , I , 205 . 41. Ibid . , II , 211 . 42. Ibid . , II , 239 . 43. Ibid . , II , 288 . 44. Painter , op . cit . , III , 54 . 45. Ibid . , III , 48 . 46.
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| Title | Animal Conventions in English Renaissance Non-religious Prose, 1550-1600 |
| Author | William Meredith Carroll |
| Publisher | Bookman Associates, 1954 |
| Length | 166 pages |
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