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The Teaching and Cultivation of the French Language in England during Tudor and Stuart Times

Note 129 — Chapter II

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Thus in Pynson's edition the order of the personal pronouns before the verb is often inverted ("le vous diray," "le vous rende"), while it is correct in Wynkyn's; and some lines of the French version of the courtesy book are almost unintelligible, whereas their meaning is clearly expressed by Wynkyn.

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