Chaucer's "Airish Beasts"Author(s): W. Nelson FrancisSource: Modern Language Notes, Vol. 64, No. 5 (May, 1949), pp. 339-341Published by: The Johns Hopkins University PressStable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/2909914Accessed: 26/01/2009 21:51

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Issue Table of ContentsModern Language Notes, Vol. 64, No. 5 (May, 1949), pp. 289-360Poe's `to Helen' [pp. 289 - 297]An Echo from the Spanish Tragedy [pp. 297 - 302]Unity in the Second Shepherds' Tale [pp. 302 - 306]Two Irregular Chaucerian Stanzas [pp. 306 - 309]A Note on the Rhythm of Beowulf [pp. 310 - 311]Anglo-Saxon Spinsters and Anglo-Saxon Archers (Two Steps Towards a Study in Extension) [pp. 312 - 315]Geoffrey of Monmouth and Milton's Comus [pp. 315 - 318]The Bad Weather in a Midsummer-Night's Dream [pp. 319 - 322]Ophelia's "Nothing" [pp. 322 - 323]Maupassant's Paris Addresses [pp. 323 - 326]A Preliminary Note on Goethe and Andr Gide [pp. 326 - 329]A Plagiarism from Quevedo's Sueos [pp. 329 - 331]Pontus de Tyard and the Querelle des Femmes [pp. 331 - 333]Us Jois Novels, Complitz de Grans Beutatz [pp. 333 - 336]Marie de France, Lais, Prologue, 13-16 [pp. 336 - 338]Jean Lemaire et la complainte de Marguerite d'Autriche sur la mort de son pre [pp. 338 - 339]Chaucer's "Airish Beasts" [pp. 339 - 341]Chaucer's Philippa, Daughter of Panneto [pp. 342 - 343]A Note on the Man of Mode [pp. 343 - 344]Milton's Aid to the Polyglott Bible [p. 345]James Joyce's Epiphanies [p. 346]Beowulf 249: Wlite=Icelandic Litr [p. 347]Reviewsuntitled [pp. 347 - 349]untitled [pp. 349 - 350]untitled [pp. 351 - 352]untitled [pp. 352 - 353]untitled [pp. 353 - 354]untitled [pp. 354 - 355]untitled [p. 356]untitled [pp. 357 - 358]

Brief Mention [pp. 358 - 360]