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... never appears but Boccaccio inter- venes to tell us something of her or to describe her beauty . In Chaucer the tales often weary us , but the tellers never do ; in Boccaccio the tales never weary us , but the tellers always do . The tales ...
... never appears but Boccaccio inter- venes to tell us something of her or to describe her beauty . In Chaucer the tales often weary us , but the tellers never do ; in Boccaccio the tales never weary us , but the tellers always do . The tales ...
Page 260
... never came , says Peacock , directly or indirectly , under any authority , public or private , which he regarded ... never seen , and who , never having seen him , addressed him for safety as ' the Reverend 260 PROCEEDINGS OF THE BRITISH ...
... never came , says Peacock , directly or indirectly , under any authority , public or private , which he regarded ... never seen , and who , never having seen him , addressed him for safety as ' the Reverend 260 PROCEEDINGS OF THE BRITISH ...
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... never , indeed , at the best of times , been quite able to live up to that mood of universal tolerance which he had set himself , and for which English- men in practice are so little remarkable . Even on his brief tour of 1816 his mind ...
... never , indeed , at the best of times , been quite able to live up to that mood of universal tolerance which he had set himself , and for which English- men in practice are so little remarkable . Even on his brief tour of 1816 his mind ...
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