Literature and Life, 4. raamatScott, Foresman and Company, 1924 |
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... tell of centuries filled with the activities of colon- izers who drained marshes , built great roads , reduced waste lands to the uses of agriculture , built up a great export trade . When the Romans left , they were forgotten by the ...
... tell of centuries filled with the activities of colon- izers who drained marshes , built great roads , reduced waste lands to the uses of agriculture , built up a great export trade . When the Romans left , they were forgotten by the ...
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... tell of the night attack in which the feud broke out afresh . The passage begins abruptly , and ends with an incomplete line ; something of its spirit may be gained from the open- ing lines : " Are the gables not burning ? " Boldly ...
... tell of the night attack in which the feud broke out afresh . The passage begins abruptly , and ends with an incomplete line ; something of its spirit may be gained from the open- ing lines : " Are the gables not burning ? " Boldly ...
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... Tell of my travels and troublesome days , How often I endured days of hardship . Bitter breast - care I have borne as my portion , Have seen from my ship sorrowful shores , 5 98. Dyflen , Dublin . 110. weald , forest . 116. Hapt , taken ...
... Tell of my travels and troublesome days , How often I endured days of hardship . Bitter breast - care I have borne as my portion , Have seen from my ship sorrowful shores , 5 98. Dyflen , Dublin . 110. weald , forest . 116. Hapt , taken ...
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... telling stories . Each pilgrim was to tell two stories on the way to the shrine and two on the return journey ; the host was to be the umpire , and the winner of the contest was to have a fine supper at the Tabard at the expense of the ...
... telling stories . Each pilgrim was to tell two stories on the way to the shrine and two on the return journey ; the host was to be the umpire , and the winner of the contest was to have a fine supper at the Tabard at the expense of the ...
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... tell on the way to Canterbury , to say nothing of the return journey . Neither do we have any account of the experiences of the com- pany at the shrine , or any story of the award of the prize and of the supper that was served at the ...
... tell on the way to Canterbury , to say nothing of the return journey . Neither do we have any account of the experiences of the com- pany at the shrine , or any story of the award of the prize and of the supper that was served at the ...
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Literature and Life, 4. raamat Edwin Greenlaw,William Harris Elson,Christine M. Keck Snippet view - 1929 |
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