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"I, Glutton," said the man, "confess me guilty: that I have trespassed with my tongue I cannot tell how often; sworn 'God's soul' and 'So God and halidom help me' when there was no need, nine hundred times; and have overeaten me at ...
"I, Glutton," said the man, "confess me guilty: that I have trespassed with my tongue I cannot tell how often; sworn 'God's soul' and 'So God and halidom help me' when there was no need, nine hundred times; and have overeaten me at ...
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When they returned from their voyages , the warriors would gather in the long frame buildings which were the centers of their tribal life , and tell stories of strange monsters that lived beneath the sea , or in the marshes and dark ...
When they returned from their voyages , the warriors would gather in the long frame buildings which were the centers of their tribal life , and tell stories of strange monsters that lived beneath the sea , or in the marshes and dark ...
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Lamb was a master at telling a story with such simplicity that the story seems to tell itself . “ Barbara S- ” is of this sort . thetically Lamb tells it , and yet with what complete freedom from sentimentality !
Lamb was a master at telling a story with such simplicity that the story seems to tell itself . “ Barbara S- ” is of this sort . thetically Lamb tells it , and yet with what complete freedom from sentimentality !
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Contenido
CHAUCER AND His TIMES | 27 |
ENGLISH DRAMA FROM THE MIRACLE PLAYS TO | 45 |
CLOSING OF THE THEATERS | 53 |
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