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Balade to the Virgin and Christ
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CHARITY SCOTT STOKES THOMAS HOCCLEVE'S "MOTHER OF GOD" AND "BALADE TO THE VIRGIN AND CHRIST": LATIN AND ANGLO-NORMAN SOURCES 64/1, p. 74

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