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... success with the refrain , which is the same in the first and last stanzas , but is slightly varied in the others . Perhaps the measure of the success of these court poets is the extent to which they overcame the restrictions of theme ...
... success with the refrain , which is the same in the first and last stanzas , but is slightly varied in the others . Perhaps the measure of the success of these court poets is the extent to which they overcame the restrictions of theme ...
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... successful , had a good imme- diate circulation and a still wider one in the volume upon volume of reprints that were ... success , for the reading public no longer had an appetite for voluminous works . - For both its contents and its ...
... successful , had a good imme- diate circulation and a still wider one in the volume upon volume of reprints that were ... success , for the reading public no longer had an appetite for voluminous works . - For both its contents and its ...
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... success . The archangel Michael and Satan contend for possession of George - ' A worse king never left a realm ... successful poem , and the best way of getting acquainted with him . His early years abroad resulted in a number of poems ...
... success . The archangel Michael and Satan contend for possession of George - ' A worse king never left a realm ... successful poem , and the best way of getting acquainted with him . His early years abroad resulted in a number of poems ...
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