Spenser's Faerie Queene: Books IV-VIIClarendon Press, 1978 |
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Página 506
... corrected the copy for 1596 ; or knowingly changed his mind twice . I do II . iii . 28 1. 7. play ] sport conj . ed . See Introduction , p . viii . not wish to read ' sport ' in the text , as the form of the footnote might imply . This ...
... corrected the copy for 1596 ; or knowingly changed his mind twice . I do II . iii . 28 1. 7. play ] sport conj . ed . See Introduction , p . viii . not wish to read ' sport ' in the text , as the form of the footnote might imply . This ...
Página 510
... corrected : a fresh corruption in an author's correction is not highly probable ; and I am accordingly disposed to think that Spenser really coined Basciomani as a substantival use of the phrase bascio le mani . Cf. the familiar Spanish ...
... corrected : a fresh corruption in an author's correction is not highly probable ; and I am accordingly disposed to think that Spenser really coined Basciomani as a substantival use of the phrase bascio le mani . Cf. the familiar Spanish ...
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THE LEGEND OF CAMBEL AND TELAMOND or | 3 |
BOOK V | 143 |
BOOK VI | 309 |
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