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Page 374
... writing ( v . 61 ) , and particularly mentions a com- plete edition of the poems of Labid which he possessed ( v . 57 ) .1 Al- Farazdaq himself and his antagonist Jarir both dictated their poems to amanuenses for preservation , though ...
... writing ( v . 61 ) , and particularly mentions a com- plete edition of the poems of Labid which he possessed ( v . 57 ) .1 Al- Farazdaq himself and his antagonist Jarir both dictated their poems to amanuenses for preservation , though ...
Page 442
... writing a great book , which might have been winked at , but by putting his name and even his portrait on the title- page . There is a fragment of an undated letter from Raleigh to James I , written probably about 1616 , which proves ...
... writing a great book , which might have been winked at , but by putting his name and even his portrait on the title- page . There is a fragment of an undated letter from Raleigh to James I , written probably about 1616 , which proves ...
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... writing the History of English Poetry . This arose directly out of his special studies in the national literature of the eighteenth century ; and in entering upon it he was taking up what had been originated , and left unaccomplished ...
... writing the History of English Poetry . This arose directly out of his special studies in the national literature of the eighteenth century ; and in entering upon it he was taking up what had been originated , and left unaccomplished ...
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ANNUAL REPORT FOR 191617 | 33 |
ANNUAL REPORT FOR 191718 | 51 |
JACOB AND THE MANDRAKES BY J G FRAZER FELLOW OF | 57 |
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