History of Prose Fiction, Volume 2G. Bell and sons, 1888 |
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... Nature , Marvellous Magazine , & c . are assured upon the authority of Boethius and Sa that , in the Orkneys , wheat grows on the tops of t trees , and that the ripe fruits , when they fall to t water , are immediately changed to ...
... Nature , Marvellous Magazine , & c . are assured upon the authority of Boethius and Sa that , in the Orkneys , wheat grows on the tops of t trees , and that the ripe fruits , when they fall to t water , are immediately changed to ...
Page 254
... nature of the incidents related in the Golden Legend . Anthony thought himself the most perfect monk in the world ... natural produce of 254 [ сн . Іх . HISTORY OF FICTION .
... nature of the incidents related in the Golden Legend . Anthony thought himself the most perfect monk in the world ... natural produce of 254 [ сн . Іх . HISTORY OF FICTION .
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... nature the best calculated to check the cur- rent of romantic ideas . Since then , in the regions of Italian fiction , we shall no longer meet with fabulous histories , resembling those of which such numerous specimens have already been ...
... nature the best calculated to check the cur- rent of romantic ideas . Since then , in the regions of Italian fiction , we shall no longer meet with fabulous histories , resembling those of which such numerous specimens have already been ...
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... nature that can be mentioned , is the tales or fables attributed to Bidpai , or Pilpay , a com- position otherwise known by the name of KALILAH VE DIMNAH . This production , which , in its original form , is supposed to be upwards of ...
... nature that can be mentioned , is the tales or fables attributed to Bidpai , or Pilpay , a com- position otherwise known by the name of KALILAH VE DIMNAH . This production , which , in its original form , is supposed to be upwards of ...
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... nature with the stories in the continental Gesta , an inoculation of feudal manners and eastern imagery , on the exploits of classical heroes : but the re- mainder are somewhat different . The stories in the Angli- can Gesta were well ...
... nature with the stories in the continental Gesta , an inoculation of feudal manners and eastern imagery , on the exploits of classical heroes : but the re- mainder are somewhat different . The stories in the Angli- can Gesta were well ...
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