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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230107908ch prose is more clere than ryme, more esy, and more playn to knowe and understonde’. Such an apparently simple truth already marks a high level of civilisation and literacy, and not everyone agreed with it, for practical works on agriculture, politics, etc. continued to be written in verse until well into the sixteenth century.

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The Life and Economics of David Ricardo 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. Nature is seen in terms of man. The poet is hearing a debate between a nightingale and an owl:

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The Life and Creative Works of Paulo Coelhon assault rushed by forced marches to the south-east coast near Hastings, where the abbey of Battle, founded by a grateful William, the Bastard of Normandy, Conqueror of England, now stands. On that low hill Harold was defeated by the superior tactics of Norman cavalry and himself killed.

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Continuities and beginnings,n assault rushed by forced marches to the south-east coast near Hastings, where the abbey of Battle, founded by a grateful William, the Bastard of Normandy, Conqueror of England, now stands. On that low hill Harold was defeated by the superior tactics of Norman cavalry and himself killed.

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The inner life,es, which we must first understand literally, but may interpret metaphorically. Thus the highly practical yet spiritual instructions given by a virtually unknown cleric to three well-born sisters who lived near Wigmore in Herefordshire will legitimately claim our attention as a work of literature.

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The Re-making of English,er than English through the period, though by the mid fourteenth century such remarks approach the tone of paranoid .. They nevertheless indicate a serious cultural divide perhaps never completely healed in England.