De la demoiselle qui vouloit voler en l'air
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| + | :This story is taken from the Fabliau of the Trouveur [[Rutebeuf]], '''De la Demoiselle qui vouloit voler en l'air''' (lie- grand, vol. iv. p. 316), in which a clerk, while pretending to add wings and feathers to a lady, that she might fly, acts in a similar manner ... | ||
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- This story is taken from the Fabliau of the Trouveur Rutebeuf, De la Demoiselle qui vouloit voler en l'air (lie- grand, vol. iv. p. 316), in which a clerk, while pretending to add wings and feathers to a lady, that she might fly, acts in a similar manner ...
- History of Prose Fiction by John Colin Dunlop
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