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Dominica Legge, Georgine Brereton THREE HITHERTO UNLISTED MSS. OF THE FRENCH PROSE "BRUTE CHRONICLE" 7/2, p. 113
Dominica Legge PLACE-NAMES AND THE DATE OF BEROUL 38/2, p. 171
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Charles Elliott The James Carmichaell Collection of Proverbs in Scots, by M. L. Anderson 28/3, p. 223

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