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... kind of overlapping is merely an illustration of the difficulty , not to say the impossibility , of knowing where and how some of the conventional ideas about ani- mals first came into being . 11 Some proverbial expressions that contain ...
... kind of overlapping is merely an illustration of the difficulty , not to say the impossibility , of knowing where and how some of the conventional ideas about ani- mals first came into being . 11 Some proverbial expressions that contain ...
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... kind were neces- sary in days when helmets prevented recognition of friend and foe ; but before the days of visors and shields and knightly armor , Roman legions went into battle behind the standards of the wolf , the bear , the lion ...
... kind were neces- sary in days when helmets prevented recognition of friend and foe ; but before the days of visors and shields and knightly armor , Roman legions went into battle behind the standards of the wolf , the bear , the lion ...
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... kind of prose writing of the period 1550-1600 . If all the conventional ideas about animals were taken out of the Elizabethan prose writings , the concreteness , the picturesqueness , the color , the quaintness , the variety , and the ...
... kind of prose writing of the period 1550-1600 . If all the conventional ideas about animals were taken out of the Elizabethan prose writings , the concreteness , the picturesqueness , the color , the quaintness , the variety , and the ...
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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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