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But happy Thou, taen from this frantic age, / Where ignorance and hypocrisy does rage!
On the Death of Mr. William Hervey
Abraham
Cowley
Harvard Classics, Vol. 40
English Poetry I
From Chaucer to Gray
The 293 works in this first part of an extensive anthology include the lengthy Prologue to Chaucers Canterbury Tales, and Gest of Robin Hood, as well as over 1,000 footnotes that elucidate regional dialect and obscure words.
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