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... mentioned as having fallen under the knowledge and observation of the Queen of Navarre , they may all be traced to the Fabliaux , the Italian novels , and the Cent Nouvelles Nouvelles . Few are either of a serious or atro- cious ...
... mentioned as having fallen under the knowledge and observation of the Queen of Navarre , they may all be traced to the Fabliaux , the Italian novels , and the Cent Nouvelles Nouvelles . Few are either of a serious or atro- cious ...
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... mentioned by Borromeo [ p . 233 , & c . ] . The French and Italian tales agree in the most minute circumstances , even in the name of the place where the lady resided , which is Tours in both . This tale is related in a colloquy of ...
... mentioned by Borromeo [ p . 233 , & c . ] . The French and Italian tales agree in the most minute circumstances , even in the name of the place where the lady resided , which is Tours in both . This tale is related in a colloquy of ...
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... mentioned the Contes Amoureux of Jeanne Flore ; Le ' rintemps de Jaques Yver , published in 1572 ; L'Eté de enigne Poissenot , 1583 , and Les Facetieuses Journées , of Fabriel Chapuis . " The more serious and tragic relations of the ...
... mentioned the Contes Amoureux of Jeanne Flore ; Le ' rintemps de Jaques Yver , published in 1572 ; L'Eté de enigne Poissenot , 1583 , and Les Facetieuses Journées , of Fabriel Chapuis . " The more serious and tragic relations of the ...
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... fascinating figure , as they would constantly dread being thus entrapped into the embraces of the common enemy of mankind . The legends resembling those above mentioned , which were chiefly 252 [ CH . IX . HISTORY OF FICTION .
... fascinating figure , as they would constantly dread being thus entrapped into the embraces of the common enemy of mankind . The legends resembling those above mentioned , which were chiefly 252 [ CH . IX . HISTORY OF FICTION .
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John Colin Dunlop. The legends resembling those above mentioned , which were chiefly of Latin invention , were probably little coun- tenanced under the more mild and rational institutions of St. Benedict , the first founder of the ...
John Colin Dunlop. The legends resembling those above mentioned , which were chiefly of Latin invention , were probably little coun- tenanced under the more mild and rational institutions of St. Benedict , the first founder of the ...
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