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| 24-34 | On Neuter Adjectives Determining Verbs with Special Reference to French and Spanish M. Sandmann doi:10.2307/3717490 | Cite |
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| 35-43 | Alfieri's Tragedies: The Siena Edition with Special Reference to the Chatsworth Copy Henry McAnally doi:10.2307/3717491 | Cite |
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| 61-62 | Miscellaneous Notes: Coleridge's Parody of Dyer's "Grongar Hill" Ralph M. Williams doi:10.2307/3717494 | Cite |
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| 62-67 | The First French Translation of "The Deserted Village" Edward D. Seeber, Henry H. H. Remak doi:10.2307/3717495 | Cite |
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| 72-73 | Review of Arthur Colby Sprague, Shakespeare and the Actors. The Stage Business in His Plays, 1660-1905 F. S. Boas doi:10.2307/3717499 | Cite |
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| 73-74 | Review of Gerald Eades Bentley, Shakespeare and Jonson. Their Reputations in the Seventeenth Century Compared C. J. Sisson doi:10.2307/3717500 | Cite |
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| 76-77 | Review of , Prophets of Heaven and Hell: Virgil, Dante, Milton, Goethe Barbara Wright doi:10.2307/3717502 | Cite |
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| 77-78 | Review of Edward Le Comte, Endymion in England; The Literary History of a Greek Myth George Kitchin doi:10.2307/3717503 | Cite |
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| 79-80 | Review of George A. Klinck, Allons Gai! A Topical Anthology of French Canadian Prose and Verse L. A. Bisson doi:10.2307/3717505 | Cite |
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| 80-82 | Review of , Folk Music and Poetry of Spain and Portugal (Música y poesía popular de España y Portugal) William J. Entwistle doi:10.2307/3717506 | Cite |
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| 83-84 | Review of Elizabeth M. Wilkinson, L. A. Willoughby, Schiller: Kabale und Liebe K. Cunningham doi:10.2307/3717508 | Cite |
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| 84-87 | Review of J. B. Leishman, Friedrich Hölderlin, Friedrich Hölderlin: Selected Poems K. W. Maurer doi:10.2307/3717509 | Cite |
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