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Emaré

The Concise Oxford Companion to English Literature | 2003 | 202 words | Copyright

Emaré, a mid-14th-cent. verse romance of 1,035 lines in a north-east Midland dialect, written in 12-line tail-rhyme stanzas. It is a Breton lay on the model of the repeatedly told Constance story.

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