Three Old English elegies;: The wife's lament; The husband's message; The ruin; (Old and Middle English texts)

1966 Manchester University Press (corrected edition). Hardcover. 12mo., 86pp., index, cloth. Fine in VG plus DJ (price-clipped).

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