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The Fox and the Wolf
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The Fox and the Wolf

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  • Beowulf
    English literature
    / Verse romance

    …in the 13th century with The Fox and the Wolf, taken indirectly from the Old French Roman de Renart. In the same manuscript with this work is Dame Sirith, the earliest English fabliau. Another sort of humor is found in The Land of Cockaygne, which depicts a utopia better than…

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    …in the 13th century with The Fox and the Wolf, taken indirectly from the Old French Roman de Renart. In the same manuscript with this work is Dame Sirith, the earliest English fabliau. Another sort of humor is found in The Land of Cockaygne, which depicts a utopia better than…

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