The Oxford book of ballads,

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The astonishing history of Troy town /

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A lecture on lectures, introductory volume

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From a Cornish Window

Dialecto literario inglés. -- Inglés de Cornualles. -- Inglés de Escocia. -- Pertenece a la colección 1800-1950 del Salamanca Corpus. -- Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch. -- From a Cornish Window. --1906.[EN]Collection of essays which includes one poem in Scottish English and a sample of Cornish English. [ES] Colección de ensayos que incluye un poema en inglés de Escocia y ejemplos del inglés de Cornualles

True Tilda,

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Wandering Heath

Dialecto literario inglés. -- Inglés de Cornualles. -- Pertenece a la colección 1800-1950 del Salamanca Corpus. -- Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch. -- Wandering Heath. -- The Roll-call of the Reef. -- The Looe Die-hards. -- My Grand-father, Hendry Watty. -- Jetsom. -- Wrestlers. -- The Bishop of Eucalyptus. -- Widdershins. -- Visitors at the Gunnel Rock. -- Letters from Troy: I The First Parish Meeting; II The Simple Shepherd. -- Legends: I The Legend of Sir Dinar; II "Flowing Source". -- Experiments: I A Young Man's Diary; II The Captain from Bath. -- 1896.[ES]Colección de relatos que contienen el dialecto de Cornualles. [EN]Collection of short stories which contain the dialect of Cornwall

Shakespeare's workmanship,

"Fourth impression, January, 1923.""Papers ... first written as lectures and so spoken before an audience in the University of Cambridge."--Pref.Mode of access: Internet

Ia

Dialecto literario inglés. -- Inglés de Cornualles. -- Pertenece a la colección 1800-1950 del Salamanca Corpus. -- Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch. -- Ia. -- 1896.[ES]Novela que se desarrolla en Cornualles y contiene dialecto de Cornualles [EN]Novel that takes place in Cornwall and contains Cornish English

The Oxford book of ballads,

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Adventures in criticism,

"Reprinted, with a few alterations, from the Speaker."--Dedication.Chaucer.--"The passionate pilgrim."--Shakespeare's lyrics.--Samuel Daniel.--William Browne.--Thomas Carew.--"Robinson Crusoe."--Lawrence Sterne.--Scott and Burns.--Charles Reade.--Henry Kingsley.--Alexander William Kinglake.--C. S. C. and J. K. S.--Robert Louis Stevenson.--M. Zola.--Selection.--Externals.--Club talk.--Excursionists in poetry.--The popular conception of a poet.--Poets on their own art.--The attitude of the public towards letters.--A case of bookstall censorship.--The poor little penny dreadful.--Ibsen's "Peer Gynt".--Mr. Swinburne's later manner.--A morning with a book.--Mr. John Davidson.--Björnsterne Björnson.--Mr. George Moore.--Mrs. Margaret L. Woods.--Mr. Hall Caine.--Mr. Anthony Hope,--"Trilby."--Mr. Stockton.--Bow-wow.--Of seasonable numbers.Mode of access: Internet