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Three years after Kett's rebellion, it was reported to the Norwich magistrates that a tailor called Bonor had said, while amongst company</p> <pre> at a poore mans house nere Magdalen gates . Frenchman Charles Boureq, who is a long-time repeat offender nere at the mag, pulled off what every brain-dead skate doodler has always dreamed of-he got his art turned into a board grapic. On the other hand, the few remarks on the nature and quality of the translations are laconic and far too general (it is also a little bumptious to call Lock's statement that she has rendered the original "so nere as I possibly might" and "in so plaine Englishe as I could expresse" her "philosophy of translation") and this is not compensated for by the nevertheless useful textual notes showing deviations from the French original. |
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