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We must not take him to be less appropriately preoccupied than Chaucer the pilgrim , in spite of his less than grudging concession to the use of these dayes ' : the failure of most of his contemporaries ( or , perhaps , of people ...
We must not take him to be less appropriately preoccupied than Chaucer the pilgrim , in spite of his less than grudging concession to the use of these dayes ' : the failure of most of his contemporaries ( or , perhaps , of people ...
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Together they draw near to the flaming porch , which terrifies her no less than him . Yet she steels herself and passes through safe and sound . Keen to emulate her , he follows her lead , only to fail , for no apparent reason .
Together they draw near to the flaming porch , which terrifies her no less than him . Yet she steels herself and passes through safe and sound . Keen to emulate her , he follows her lead , only to fail , for no apparent reason .
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And , of course , she ' becomes less and less prominent . However , for Books III - V e to reflect Britomart in the flashback they must also 160 APPARENT NARRATIVE AS THEMATIC METAPHOR Britomart and Arthur.
And , of course , she ' becomes less and less prominent . However , for Books III - V e to reflect Britomart in the flashback they must also 160 APPARENT NARRATIVE AS THEMATIC METAPHOR Britomart and Arthur.
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One GROUNDWORK | 1 |
Two SCUDAMOUR AND AMORET | 72 |
Three BRITOMART AND ARTEGALL | 131 |
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