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Chaucer's Major Poetry
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  • 1970Analysis of Singular Weak Adjective Inflection in Chaucer's Works29 cited
  • 2004Another Proverb for Pandarus?16 cited
  • 2010Fragments IV and V of the Canterbury Tales Do Not Exist5 cited
  • 2011“Diversitee bitwene hir bothe lawes”:4 cited
  • 1988Chaucer's time in thenun's priest's tale3 cited
  • 1975Illusion and Reality in Chaucer’s Franklin’s Tale3 cited
  • 1984Womanly Noblesse and To Rosemounde: Point and Counterpoint of Chaucerian Love Lyrics2 cited

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