A History of English LiteratureWeidenfeld and Nicolson, 1973 - 512 páginas |
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... story - with possibly two exceptions , none of his Canterbury Tales has a plot that he had himself conceived ; his originality lay in his brilliant rehandling of any story that attracted him , and in his genius for imparting to old ...
... story - with possibly two exceptions , none of his Canterbury Tales has a plot that he had himself conceived ; his originality lay in his brilliant rehandling of any story that attracted him , and in his genius for imparting to old ...
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... story - teller . He eschews fantastic themes and sets out to present facts , based on scholarship and local knowledge . His attitude is cautious and honest ; he is against romance and mystery ; anything that may appear improbable in his ...
... story - teller . He eschews fantastic themes and sets out to present facts , based on scholarship and local knowledge . His attitude is cautious and honest ; he is against romance and mystery ; anything that may appear improbable in his ...
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... story that , after eight years ' labour , he transformed into his gigantic novel , Ulysses ( 1922 ) . Again the background is his native city ; the time is 16 June 1904 ; and Joyce re - lives the events of that summer day through the ...
... story that , after eight years ' labour , he transformed into his gigantic novel , Ulysses ( 1922 ) . Again the background is his native city ; the time is 16 June 1904 ; and Joyce re - lives the events of that summer day through the ...
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Preface | 7 |
The Age of Chaucer | 16 |
The English Renaissance 335 | 35 |
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