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... mentioned by Laing , we confess ourselves unable to find any foundation in
Kennedy's part of the Flyting ' , which is undoubtedly in its way a poetic
performance showing great mastery as well over the language , as over the
metrical form .
... mentioned by Laing , we confess ourselves unable to find any foundation in
Kennedy's part of the Flyting ' , which is undoubtedly in its way a poetic
performance showing great mastery as well over the language , as over the
metrical form .
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These notices have been repeated in a condensed form by Sheriff Mackay in the
Appendix V to his William Dunbar , A Study in the Poetry and History of Scotland ,
entitled : " Historical Notices of Persons alluded to in Dunbar's Poems ' , sub ...
These notices have been repeated in a condensed form by Sheriff Mackay in the
Appendix V to his William Dunbar , A Study in the Poetry and History of Scotland ,
entitled : " Historical Notices of Persons alluded to in Dunbar's Poems ' , sub ...
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The writer of the MS . seems to have been an Englishman , as it contains many
English forms of words . Owing to the deplorable state of the text and the impure
character of the dialect of the poem in this MS . , we have not thought it necessary
...
The writer of the MS . seems to have been an Englishman , as it contains many
English forms of words . Owing to the deplorable state of the text and the impure
character of the dialect of the poem in this MS . , we have not thought it necessary
...
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... form of stanza as that of Henryson , which was published first also by Lord
Hailes in the above - mentioned edition ( pp . 136—137 ) , viz . in stanzas of eight
five - beat lines , rhyrning after the formula ababbcbC . ( C signifying the refrain ) .
... form of stanza as that of Henryson , which was published first also by Lord
Hailes in the above - mentioned edition ( pp . 136—137 ) , viz . in stanzas of eight
five - beat lines , rhyrning after the formula ababbcbC . ( C signifying the refrain ) .
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of the old man forms also the end of the poem , it is evident that the poet identifies
himself with the aged man and that consequently he wrote his poem in his old
age , probably when he had reached his sixtieth year , as he says in v . 3 .
of the old man forms also the end of the poem , it is evident that the poet identifies
himself with the aged man and that consequently he wrote his poem in his old
age , probably when he had reached his sixtieth year , as he says in v . 3 .
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Informacje bibliograficzne
| Tytuł | Denkschriften, Tomy 48-49 Denkschriften, Kaiserl. Akademie der Wissenschaften in Wien. Philosophisch-Historische Klasse |
| Twórcy | Österreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften. Philosophisch-Historische Klasse, Kaiserl. Akademie der Wissenschaften in Wien. Philosophisch-Historische Klasse |
| Wydawca | Verlag der Österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften., 1902 |
| W formie oryginalnej | Uniwersytet Wisconsin - Madison |
| W formie cyfrowej | 22 Sie 2017 |
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