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Bernice W. Kliman SPEECH AS A MIRROR OF "SAPIENTIA" AND "FORTITUDO" IN BARBOUR'S "BRUCE"
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Gavin Bone The Book of Fayttes of Armes and of Chyualrye, by William Caxton, Christine de Pisan, A. T. P. Byles 3/3, p. 214

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