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CHAUCER'S FRANKLIN'S TALE AND "SIR ORFEO" by Cook, Robert

“…Some fifty years ago Laura Hibbard Loomis demonstrated that Chaucer was familiar with the Auchinleck manuscript collection of Middle English verse (produced…”
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Calisto on the Couch: An Aspect of Fernando de Rojas's "Modern" Psychological Insight by Larsen, Kevin S

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The Old English "Phoenix", 1. 407b: "topas idge" by Bammesberger, Alfred

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The Prepositions "On" and "Of" in Partitive and Temporal Constructions in British English Dialects by Peitsara, Kirsti

“…The interchange of the prepositions on & of in dialectal English & the factors influencing their selection are investigated. Material from the Helsinki Dialect…”
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"Love can labor": On Identifying "Love's Labour's Wor", with the Listing in Meres as the Precedent for the Folio Order by Fleissner, Robert F

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Socio-Historic Network Ties and Medieval Navarro-Aragonese by Imhoff, Brian

“…Leslie Milroy & James Milroy's (1985) social network analysis framework is outlined & applied in the study of simple past tense desinence variations in…”
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The Use of the Verb "mapelian" in "Beowulf" by McConchie, Roderick W

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SECOND PERSON SINGULAR PRONOUNS IN RECORDS OF EARLY MODERN 'SPOKEN' ENGLISH by Hope, Jonathan

“…This article uses qualitative and quantitative methods to analyse the use of 'thou' and 'you' in a collection of court records from early Modern England. The…”
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AN ASSESSMENT OF KUHN'S LAWS OF STRESS IN OLD ENGLISH POETRY by Schwetman, John W.

“…Several studies of Old English metrics rely on rules formulated for the poetics of early Germanic poetry by Hans Kuhn (1933). Called laws by some, they have…”
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THE INDO-EUROPEAN SOURCES OF THE WEST GERMANIC SECOND PERSON SINGULAR PRETERITE by Shields, Kenneth

“…In this brief paper it is suggested that the form of the second person singular preterite ending of strong verbs in West Germanic reflects an ancient…”
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'Earmra oergewin' ('The Dream of the Rood' 19A) by Bammesberger, Alfred

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On the Identity of the 'Eotenas' by Stuhmiller, Jacqueline

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'Quoniam', 'Wife of Bath's Prologue' D. 608 by Marchand, James W

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ENGLISH ALCHEMICAL LITERATURE IN THE ROYAL LIBRARY OF COPENHAGEN by Taavitsainen, Irma

“…A collection of English alchemical manuscripts, equivalent in size to the Ashmolean collection but unpublished, unmentioned in scholarly literature, & until…”
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MOLIÈRE'S PEASANTS AND THE NORMS OF SPOKEN FRENCH by Lodge, Anthony

“…The sensitivity of Molière's observations of a range of varieties of 17th-century French makes him a valuable source for the linguistic historian interested in…”
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THE COLLECTIVE SENSE OF CONCRETE SINGULAR NOUNS IN "BEOWULF": Emendations of Sense by O'Donnell, Daniel P.

“…The collective sense of the singular of concrete nouns has long been an accepted part of Old English syntax. But the form appears to be little more than a…”
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"MUCH ADO" ABOUT CHAUCER by Fleissner, Robert F.

“…Parallels between Chaucer's work and Much Ado About Nothing (here considered again as very likely an alternate title for Love's Labour's Won) have thus far…”
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THE WIFE'S DEAD CHILD AND FRIAR JOHN: Parallels and Oppositions in 'The Summoner's Tale' by Finnegan, Robert Emmett

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"I SPEKE IN PROSE": MAN OF LAW'S TALE, 96 by Edwards, A.S.G.

“…The term "prose" is used in both Chaucer's Man of Law's Tale and in the contemporary "Stacions of Rome" to signify a specific kind of verse narrative…”
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SOME ANALOGUES OF THE O.E. "SEAFARER" FROM HIBERNO-LATIN SOURCES by Ireland, Colin A.

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