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Strana 118
... tell a tale , assuming - as he had done with the Pardoner - that this secular - minded cleric will tell something lively . He addresses the Monk in a tone of cheer- ful agreement with his assumed opinion that clerical celibacy was a bad ...
... tell a tale , assuming - as he had done with the Pardoner - that this secular - minded cleric will tell something lively . He addresses the Monk in a tone of cheer- ful agreement with his assumed opinion that clerical celibacy was a bad ...
Strana 508
... Tell on , man , what thee befell . " So he proceeds to tell his story . First he gives an account of how he sees the beautiful Jane Beaufort from his prison window and immediately falls in love with her : there are clear reminiscences ...
... Tell on , man , what thee befell . " So he proceeds to tell his story . First he gives an account of how he sees the beautiful Jane Beaufort from his prison window and immediately falls in love with her : there are clear reminiscences ...
Strana 511
... tell of Cressida's end . Here he handles rhyme royal with much greater weight than in the Fables ; the verse moves with impressive gravity against a clearly visualized realistic background , and there rises as the story proceeds a deep ...
... tell of Cressida's end . Here he handles rhyme royal with much greater weight than in the Fables ; the verse moves with impressive gravity against a clearly visualized realistic background , and there rises as the story proceeds a deep ...
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