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... Chaucer , " The Court of Love , " already mentioned . After having fettled that this poem is not a tranflation , and leaving us in doubt whether the principal fubject of it is a real or imaginary mittrefs , he difcuffes the verification ...
... Chaucer , " The Court of Love , " already mentioned . After having fettled that this poem is not a tranflation , and leaving us in doubt whether the principal fubject of it is a real or imaginary mittrefs , he difcuffes the verification ...
Side 201
... Chaucer's works , which , like ob- jects difcerned as we travel on the coat , fometimes feem near , and yet by a small turning of the road are vifionally thrown to a great distance . Palamon and Ar- cite first attract our attention ; a ...
... Chaucer's works , which , like ob- jects difcerned as we travel on the coat , fometimes feem near , and yet by a small turning of the road are vifionally thrown to a great distance . Palamon and Ar- cite first attract our attention ; a ...
Side 205
... Chaucer produced an epicedium , or funeral poem , entitled the Boke of the Duchefs . The plan is chiefly hiftorical , in the form of a vifion , and is beautifully prefaced by a recital of that pathetic tale Ceyx and Alcyone , from the ...
... Chaucer produced an epicedium , or funeral poem , entitled the Boke of the Duchefs . The plan is chiefly hiftorical , in the form of a vifion , and is beautifully prefaced by a recital of that pathetic tale Ceyx and Alcyone , from the ...
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