University of California Publications in English, Volume 8University of California Press, 1940 |
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Page 34
... tell how long a time it took Diomede to win Criseyde away from Troilus , though he is sure it was no quick or easy matter : But trewely , how longe it was bytwene That she forsok hym for this Diomede , Ther is non auctour telleth it , I ...
... tell how long a time it took Diomede to win Criseyde away from Troilus , though he is sure it was no quick or easy matter : But trewely , how longe it was bytwene That she forsok hym for this Diomede , Ther is non auctour telleth it , I ...
Page 38
... tell a story , how should he represent himself , the most accomplished in this field ? Obviously , there was no ... tell the best story or the worst . To tell the best had serious disadvantages . On the ground of mere probability , it ...
... tell a story , how should he represent himself , the most accomplished in this field ? Obviously , there was no ... tell the best story or the worst . To tell the best had serious disadvantages . On the ground of mere probability , it ...
Page 70
... tell you , " he begins ; but the icy and cold hand of death forces him to " let that be ? " He must rely on the best he knows - Horatio - and he entreats , " Report me and my cause aright ? " After he has prevented Horatio's suicide ...
... tell you , " he begins ; but the icy and cold hand of death forces him to " let that be ? " He must rely on the best he knows - Horatio - and he entreats , " Report me and my cause aright ? " After he has prevented Horatio's suicide ...
Contents
Chaucers Art in Relation to His Audience I | 1 |
Dramatist | 55 |
Hydriotaphia | 73 |
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