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Techniques of pacing inBeowulf
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  • 1935The Larger Rhetorical Patterns in Anglo-Saxon Poetry84 cited
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  • 1963English and Medieval Studies Presented to J. R. R. Tolkien on the Occasion of His Seventieth Birthday61 cited
  • 1974The Interpretation of Old English Poems42 cited
  • 1999A Reading of Beowulf40 cited
  • 1914Gnomic Poetry in Anglo-Saxon17 cited
  • 1954Critical Studies in the Cynewulf Group.17 cited
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  • 1948Postscript on Beowulf13 cited
  • 1968The Beowulf poet : a collection of critical essays6 cited
  • 1963Narrative technique in Beowulf4 cited

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