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The Feminine Ending in English Blank Verse. A study of its use by early writers in the measure and its development in the drama up to the year 1595 ... A dissertation, etc

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  • "The Feminine Ending in English Blank Verse. A study of its use by early writers in the measure and its development in the drama up to the year 1595 ... A dissertation, etc"@en
  • "The feminine ending in English blank verse ; a study of its use by early writers in the measure and its development in the drama up to the year 1595 ; with full tables of percentages"@en
  • "The Feminine Ending in English Blank Verse : A Study of its Use by Early Writers in the Measure and its Development in the Drama up to the Year 1595"
  • "The feminine ending in English blank verse; a study of its use by early writers in the measure and its development in the drama up to the year 1595, with full tables of percentages"
  • "The feminine ending in English blank verse a study of its use by early writers in the measure and its development in the drama up to the year 1595, with full tables of percentages"@en
  • "The feminine ending in English blank verse : a study of its use by early writers in the measure and its development in the drama up to the year 1595 : With full tables of percentages"
  • "The feminine ending in English blank verse : a study of its use by early writers in the measure and its development in the drama up to the year 1595"
  • "The feminine ending in English blank verse: a study of its use by early writers in the measure and its development in the drama up to the year 1595"@en
  • "The Feminine Ending in English blank verse : a study of its use by early writers in the measure and its development in the drama up to the year 1595; with Full Tables of Percentages"
  • "The Feminine ending in English blank verse, a study of its use by early writers in the measure and its development in the drama up to the year 1595... a dissertation... by Philip W. Timberlake"

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