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Avec un Portrait sur acier de Chaucer et quinze illustrations sur bois d'après les dessins de Philip H. Calderon et H. S. Marks, gravés par George Dorrington, traduits en Vers Français. Trois volumes.

Basil M. Pickerixg, Publisher, 196, Piccadilly, next St. James's Church. W.

Prix £1 5s.

" There is évidence of great industry in it, still more of sound judgment and goodtaste." — Athenœum.

"It is a monument of industry, taste, and skill, and will introduce to thousands of liis countrymen, works hitherto unknown to thcm, and which, indeed, few Englishmcn hâve read through." — The Critic, Ibth June, 1857.

" No better commentaiy on Chaucer can be conceived tlian a comparison of the Chevalier's translation with the original. Even the English reader will lind liis acquaintance with the grand old poet improved by the selfimposed task. The translation is as charming as it is noble. We know of nothing better calculated to bring together the leading minds of both countries than this remarkable work.'T/ie Art- World, 22nd March, 1862.

Publié en 1858.