Studies in Language and Literature in Honour of Margaret Schlauch

Contents: Concept of Original Sin as Reflected in Arthurian Romance; Cistercian Origin of MS Liege University Library 369 C; A Stylistic Feature in the Erex Saga; Morgan Manuscript (M 39) of Le Livre de Melibee et de Prudence; Junius, Marshall, Madden, Thorpe - and Harvard; All's Well Revalued; Legend of the Seven Sleepers of Ephesus in the South English Legendary; Byron and Ireland; Grammar of Book's Speech in Piers Plowman; Askr Yggdrasils, Gullnar töflur (Völuspa); Edwin Arlington Robinson and Arthurian Tradition; Mythical Sorrows of Astrophil; Dramatic Suitability of the Man of Law's Tale; Grammatical Texture of a Sonnet from Sir Philip Sidney's Arcadia; A 16th Century Version of the Arthurian Cave Legend; A 16th Century Polish Easter Dialogue; A Problem of Germanic Alliteration; Lais Bretons in Norway; Hamlet and the Inns of Court; Structure of Malory's Gareth; Two Notes on the Canterbury Tales; Pronunciation in Webster's Third; Development of Mood in Chaucer's Troilus; Middle English upon schore and Some Related Matters; John Milton on Some of the Writing of His Day; Piers and His Pardon: A Dynamic Analysis; Interplay of the Subjective and the Objective in Marlowe's Dr Faustus; Limits of Functional Shift; Split Constructions in Old English; Children's Judgment in the Njala and Gunnalaugssaga Ormstungu; Physician's Authorities; Hungary in a Medieval Poem Capystranus, a Metrical Romance; Evolution of Dalgarno's Ars Signorum; Fare, Line 694 of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight; Some Peculiarities of the Morphology of the English Modal Verbs; Appropriateness of Character to Plot in the Franklin's Tale; Dr Faustus' Travels in Silesia and Poland; Four Cruces in Beowulf; Lazamon's Brut; Thomas Malory's Creed; English Riddle Ballads; A Remark Concerning the Lingustic Sign and Communication; Genesis and Revival of Dink's Song; Of Ghosts and Spirits Walking by Day and by Night