The Harmony of Birds: A PoemPercy society, 1842 - 19 sayfa |
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Sayfa 18
... stanza . P. 10 , 1. 17 , -Without any endying ] It is hardly worth notice , but in the original " Without " is misprinted Witout . P. 11 , l . 16 , —The osyll did pricke ] Shakespeare introduces " the oozel cock " in Midsummer's Night's ...
... stanza . P. 10 , 1. 17 , -Without any endying ] It is hardly worth notice , but in the original " Without " is misprinted Witout . P. 11 , l . 16 , —The osyll did pricke ] Shakespeare introduces " the oozel cock " in Midsummer's Night's ...
Sayfa vi
... stanza . The Editor is strongly inclined to believe that the words proposed to be inserted between " de " and " Anglicum " are more than a probable con- jecture , and that little doubt can remain that Doctor THOMAS BRAMPTON , a ...
... stanza . The Editor is strongly inclined to believe that the words proposed to be inserted between " de " and " Anglicum " are more than a probable con- jecture , and that little doubt can remain that Doctor THOMAS BRAMPTON , a ...
Sayfa vii
... stanza lxxxvii . , where the following lines seem directly levelled against that brave man and truly Christian martyr , Sir John Oldcas- tle , Lord Cobham , who was at that time committed to the flames as a heretic : " Late nevere ...
... stanza lxxxvii . , where the following lines seem directly levelled against that brave man and truly Christian martyr , Sir John Oldcas- tle , Lord Cobham , who was at that time committed to the flames as a heretic : " Late nevere ...
Sayfa viii
... stanza , and from the description of imprisoned sufferers , in the 94th , that the author was a Lollard . But , on the contrary , the editor cannot help conjecturing that he was the author of the poem against Lollardie , which is ...
... stanza , and from the description of imprisoned sufferers , in the 94th , that the author was a Lollard . But , on the contrary , the editor cannot help conjecturing that he was the author of the poem against Lollardie , which is ...
Sayfa 54
... stode To helpyn and [ to ] counfort me . My gostly fon , that ben so wode , Confundě hem , for thi pyté ; And me conforte with gostly fode , That al my lyst be layd on thé . NOTES . Stanza I.- " In wynter , whan the 54 APPENDIX .
... stode To helpyn and [ to ] counfort me . My gostly fon , that ben so wode , Confundě hem , for thi pyté ; And me conforte with gostly fode , That al my lyst be layd on thé . NOTES . Stanza I.- " In wynter , whan the 54 APPENDIX .
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