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Georgine Brereton Forerunners of the French novel, an essay on the development of the nouvelle in the Later Middle Ages, by Janet M. Ferrier 25/2, p. 88
ANNETTE VOLFING Literatur, Artes und Philosophie, Fortuna Vitrea 7, by Walter Haug, Burghart Wachinger 63/1, p. 175

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