The Skeleton of Chaucer's Canterbury Tales: An Attempt to Distinguish the Several Fragments of the Work as Left by the AuthorMacmillan and Company, 1868 - 54 sayfa |
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The Skeleton of Chaucer's Canterbury Tales: An Attempt to Distinguish the ... Henry Bradshaw Metin Parçacığı görünümü - 1976 |
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3e shule anon beginneth beginneth the Monkes beginneth the prolog beginning line Bernabo Visconti Boughton under Blee Canterburie Canterburie ward Canterbury Tales Chauceres Rym Chauceres tale Clerk's tale compaynye COOKS Tale couplets Doctour of Phisyk endeth endeth the prolog ending line Frag Fragment X Frankeleyn FRANKELEYN'S Tale Gamelyn gret Grisilde hath herkeneth herte hire introduce Fragment Knyghtes tale Link LORDINGES manere manuscripts Maunciple Merchauntes tale Milleres tale Monk's tale Monkes prolog morwe myghte Nonnes Prest Oxenforde Pardonere Peter of Spain preye 30w Prioresses prolog of Chauceres Prologue.-2 pryme quod oure Hoste rhyme ryde ryght Rym of Sire Seconde Nonnes seye seynt shal Shipman Shipman's tale shulde sinne Sire Thopace Somnour Somnour's tale sone song sorwe speke spurious Squyeres tale stanzas Swich thing tale is don tale of Melibee tellen thee ther thrifty tale unto weye WHAN ended whyl whylom wolde words Wyf of Bathes Wyfles
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