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擔(dān)心

The inner life,Latin. Englishmen played their part in the sphere of Latin, and some major works in English absorbed the new themes in their own way. One of the most striking is ., ‘the rule for anchoresses’, that is, for women recluses; not at first sight a promising subject for literary treatment. But traditional

放逐

The question of song,y and love of God in the West Midlands, to an out-of-the-way corner of a valley in summer on the south coast of England, where in the person of a poet we overhear, among the blossoms, green leaves and branches, the song of a nightingale singing so vigorously that it might have come from harp or pipe

Indent

有偏見

Fierce

Fierce

Piers Plowman,lands, but allies itself with all levels of English society, shows a notable interest in the poor, and rapidly moves to London and Westminster. It asks the great question that stirred men’s minds everywhere in Europe in the fourteenth century; what shall I do to be saved? A valuable side light on .

多嘴

Drama,feasts, tournaments (the medieval equivalent of modern football) and processions, have something of the drama in them and affect the drama. The drama proper has a narrower definition. First, it is an action ‘a(chǎn)bout’ something else than itself, that is, it ‘imitates’ or symbolises some other action. S

變白

Later religious prose,y, an education system, control of the technology required to produce writing materials, and capacity to store and utilise what is written. Prose is particularly concerned with utility, and is closely connected with the beginning of utilitarian documentation about 1200. It would be long before Engli

Maximizer

Secular prose Malory and Caxton, with a discussion ‘between a lord and a clerk’. The lord urges the need of translation from Latin into English, against the clerk’s reluctance but obviously with Trevisa’s sympathy, and when the lord is asked whether he would prefer a translation in prose or verse he replies, ‘In prose, for comynli