The Chaucer Canon With a Discussion of the Works Associated With the Name of Ge
The Chaucer Canon With a Discussion of the Works Associated With the Name of Ge
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Proverbs. Orison to the Virgin ; by Hoccleve. Aetas Prima. Prosperity. Leaulte. § 125. Balade to Rosemounde. Compleint Damours. Balade of Compleynt. Womanly Noblesse. Complaint to my Mortal Foe. Complaint to my Lode-stcrre 14. ", TABLE OF CONTENTS XI PAGK Note to Chapter VI — § 126. Objections raised by Dr. Koch to the rimes in Fragment A of the Romaunt of the Rose. § 127. Vocabulary of the same J 49 APPENDIX.
I. List of Chaucer's Works . 154 II. List of Authorities for Chaucer's Works . . 1. 5...5 List of Abbreviations of MSS. . . . -158 III. General Chronological List 159 IV. List of Authors connected with Chaucer's Works 164 Index . . . . V 165 of „*^ THE CHAUCER CANON CHAPTER I INTRODUCTION 1. The object of this treatise is to explain clearly the chief peculiarities of Chaucer's grammar and versification. If these are once exactly and accurately comprehended, it becomes easy, even for a reader who has had no previous training, to distinguish his genuine poems from those that have been attributed to him, at various times, by the care- lessness or wantonness of editors and critics.
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Proverbs. Orison to the Virgin ; by Hoccleve. Aetas Prima. Prosperity. Leaulte. § 125. Balade to Rosemounde. Compleint Damours. Balade of Compleynt. Womanly Noblesse. Complaint to my Mortal Foe. Complaint to my Lode-stcrre 14. ", TABLE OF CONTENTS XI PAGK Note to Chapter VI — § 126. Objections raised by Dr. Koch to the rimes in Fragment A of the Romaunt of the Rose. § 127. Vocabulary of the same J 49 APPENDIX.
I. List of Chaucer's Works . 154 II. List of Authorities for Chaucer's Works . . 1. 5...5 List of Abbreviations of MSS. . . . -158 III. General Chronological List 159 IV. List of Authors connected with Chaucer's Works 164 Index . . . . V 165 of „*^ THE CHAUCER CANON CHAPTER I INTRODUCTION 1. The object of this treatise is to explain clearly the chief peculiarities of Chaucer's grammar and versification. If these are once exactly and accurately comprehended, it becomes easy, even for a reader who has had no previous training, to distinguish his genuine poems from those that have been attributed to him, at various times, by the care- lessness or wantonness of editors and critics.
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