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INTRODUCTION, NOTES, AND APPENDIXES.
Accent, 308, f. Addison, xxxviii; 325. Aldhelm, 297. Alfred, 297, f. alliteration, 305, f. Angler, Walton's, xx, f. Anglo-Saxon poetry, xxxi; Ixxi; xciii; 297. archery, 316; 321. arm-rings, 359. Arthur, 314. artist, xiv; Ixix; xc; xciv, f.; 312. assonance, xxxi; 304. authorship of ballads, xxvii; xxxiv; XXXV, ff .; xlii; xlix, ff .; Ivi, f.; Ix; Ixiv, f.; Ixix, ff.; Ixxii; xcv,f.; 31 1, f. Ballad, xv, ff.; xxvi; 1; xcvii,f.; 297, ff. defined, xxviii, ff. degeneration of, Ixvi. diction of, xxix, f .; 309. distribution of, Ixvi. elements of, Ixxii. English, 299, f . European, 301, f. first modern, xy. imitations of, xxvi; xl. metre of, xxx, f . name of, xvii, ff . oldest English, xix, f . — — on walls, xxi. ballad, primitive, Ixxxiv. scurrilous, xxii; xxxii, ff.; Ixxix, ff.; xcii. statistics of, Ixviii. transmission of, Ixvi. ballade, xviii; Ixxxiii. ballad-makers, xxiii, f . ballads of Europe, 297, ff. ball-playing, Ixxxi, f . Billy Blin, 356. birds, 328; 351; 358. blindness, 310. boar's head, 362. Bohme, Ix, f.; Ixxv, i. braid letter, 332. Brandl, Professor, Ixi; Ixxi; 303. bride-stealing, 357. Brink, ten, xxxv, f.; Ixii; xcv, f.; 3"- broadsides, xix; xxiv; Ixvi, f . Brooke, xxiv. brotherhood-in-arms, 343, f . Brown, Mrs., 344. ^ burden, Ixxxiv, f. Biirger, xv; xlvi, ff . Cadbury B., statistics, Ixviii. Caedmon, xciii. candles, 351. cante-fable, Ixxiv. carmina burana, xiv. Chanson de Roland, xxxii. Chappell, xviii; xxxi. . Digitized by VjOOQIC
