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" The conversation between the goldsmith and his wife is much longer and more dramatic in our poem than in the French." Zu v. 210: „The conversation between the hermit and the child is more full in the English than in the French poem. "
The Romance of the Cheuelere Assigne: Re-edited from the Unique Manuscript ... - Page 8
edited by - 1868 - 38 pages
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Archiv für das Studium der neueren Sprachen und Literaturen, Volumes 76-78

Languages, Modern - 1886 - 1468 pages
...dies in F geschieht. Man vergleiche die folgenden Noten, die Gibbs dem Text liinzugefügt hat: Zu v. 162: „The conversation between the goldsmith and his wife is much longer and more dramatic iu our poem than in the French." Zu v. 210: „The conversation between the hermit and the child is...
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Archiv für das Studium der neueren Sprachen und Literaturen, Volumes 77-78

Languages, Modern - 1887 - 994 pages
...dies in F geschieht. Man vergleiche die folgenden Noten, die Gibbs dem Text hinzugefügt hat: Zu v. 162: „The conversation between the goldsmith and...wife is much longer and more dramatic in our poem thaii in the French." Zu v. 210: „The conversation between the hemiit and the child is more füll...
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The Romance of the Cheuelere Assigne

Henry Hucks Gibbs - English poetry - 1868 - 80 pages
...leite ther ony ouur vn-werkethe • by fe better trowthe 1 ' And he recheth her forth • haluendele a cheyne : 176 162. The conversation between the goldsmith...dramatic in our poem than in the French. 170. wronge wonncn=wrongly (ie wrongfully) acquired. 17G. recheth. Misprinted recTteth. forth. Misprinted forth...
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Caxton's Book of Curtesye: Printed at ..., Issue 3; Issue 6; Issue 60

Courtesy - 1868 - 452 pages
...lefte ther ony ouar vn-werkethe • by fe better trowthe?' And he recheth her forth • halueudole a cheyne : 176 162. The conversation between the goldsmith...more dramatic in our poem than in the French. 170. |>orowe. Wrongly printed Tliotce in the Roxb. ed. 170. wronge wonnen=wrongly (ie wrongfully) acquired....
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