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*#* The following Notes are intended to explain peculiarities of
construction, and to illustrate some of the allusions and expres¬
sions in the Poem. For the explanation of difficult words, re¬
course should be had to the Glossarial Index.
*** The references to ‘ Chaucer ’ are to my edition in six
volumes (Oxford, 1894), or to my Student’s Chaucer (1895).
In references to the Canterbury Tales, such as C. T. 11971
(C 37), the no. 11971 also affords a reference to the one-volume
reprint of Chaucer’s Works by Moxon, 1843, 8vo, an edition
which contains Tyrwhitt’s notes and glossary.
construction, and to illustrate some of the allusions and expres¬
sions in the Poem. For the explanation of difficult words, re¬
course should be had to the Glossarial Index.
*** The references to ‘ Chaucer ’ are to my edition in six
volumes (Oxford, 1894), or to my Student’s Chaucer (1895).
In references to the Canterbury Tales, such as C. T. 11971
(C 37), the no. 11971 also affords a reference to the one-volume
reprint of Chaucer’s Works by Moxon, 1843, 8vo, an edition
which contains Tyrwhitt’s notes and glossary.
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| Description | By King James I. of Scotland ; edited by Walter W. Skeat. 2nd and revised edition. Edinburgh : Published for the Society by William Blackwood and Sons, 1911. |
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| Shelfmark | SCS.STES2.1 |
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