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NORMAN DANIEL
The dialect and provenance of the Middle English poem The Owl and the Nightingale: a linguistic study. (Lund Studies in English XVIII)
, by Bertil Sundby
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, p. 64
Nicolas Jacobs
Jongleur: a Modified Theory of Oral Improvisation and its Effects on the Performance and Transmission of Middle Engish Romance
, by William A. Quinn, Audley S. Hall
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