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SUSAN E. DESKIS

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SUSAN E. DESKIS Jonah and genre in Resignation B 67/2, p. 189
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SUSAN E. DESKIS Paul Cavill, Maxims in Old English Poetry 70/1, p. 134
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SUSAN E. DESKIS AN ADDENDUM TO BEOWULF'S LAST WORDS 63/2, p. 301

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