Practical Modern English, Volume 3University of London Press, 1949 |
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Page 37
... gave them fee with my hand ; I gave them grith , " said our king , 66 Throughout all Merrie England . " Robin Hood is ever bound to him , Both in street and stall ; Speak no more of this matter , " said our king , " But John has ...
... gave them fee with my hand ; I gave them grith , " said our king , 66 Throughout all Merrie England . " Robin Hood is ever bound to him , Both in street and stall ; Speak no more of this matter , " said our king , " But John has ...
Page 177
... gave him what assistance they could in an attempt to break the drug habit and he had intervals when he was well . During one of these periods he gave a series of lectures on Shakespeare which contained much sound criticism and inspired ...
... gave him what assistance they could in an attempt to break the drug habit and he had intervals when he was well . During one of these periods he gave a series of lectures on Shakespeare which contained much sound criticism and inspired ...
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... gave it up . Two years later Dombey and Son appeared , and was followed by David Copperfield , which is partly autobiographical and is regarded as his finest work . Of this book , he said , “ like many fond parents , I have in my heart ...
... gave it up . Two years later Dombey and Son appeared , and was followed by David Copperfield , which is partly autobiographical and is regarded as his finest work . Of this book , he said , “ like many fond parents , I have in my heart ...
Contents
THE LITERATURE OF THE ANGLOSAXONS | 9 |
THE NORMAN CONQUEST AND AFTER | 18 |
GEOFFREY CHAUCER THE FATHER OF ENGLISH POETRY | 24 |
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