| PAGES | Introduction | 7–15 | Chaucer’s Manciple’s Tale of Phoebus and the Crow Modernised by Leigh Hunt. | 17–27 | Chaucer’s Rime of Sir Thopas Modernised by Z. A. Z. | 29–37 | Chaucer’s Friar’s Tale; or, The Sumner and the Devil Modernised by Leigh Hunt. | 39–48 | Chaucer’s Reve’s Tale Modernised by R. H. Horne. | 49–62 | Chaucer’s Poem of the Cuckoo and the Nightingale Modernised by William Wordsworth. | 63–73 | Gower’s Treasure Trove Modernised from the fifth book of the Confessio Amantis. | 75–80 | Lydgate’s London Lickpenny | 81–84 | Lydgate’s Bicorn and Chichevache | 85–89 | Dunbar’s Best to be Blyth | 91, 92 | Drayton’s Dowsabell | 93–96 | Drayton’s Nymphidia | 97–116 | Pope’s Rape of the Lock | 117–137 | Cowper’s John Gilpin | 139–146 | Burns’s Tam O’Shanter | 147–153 | Hood’s Demon Ship | 155–158 | Hood’s Tale of a Trumpet | 159–180 | Note.—The Game of Ombre | 181–187 | Glossary | 188–192 |
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