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WORKS ON WACE E. Du Méril, La vie et les ouvrages de Wace, in Jahrbuch für romanische u. englische Literatur, I, i ff.; also in his Etudes sur quelques points d'Archéologie, Paris and Leipzig, 1862. Grober, Grundriss der romanischen Philologie, Strassburg, 1888-1902, II, i, 635 ff. H. Morley, English Writers, III, 55. G. Paris, Romania, IX, 592 ff.
"Can I write to my wife?" The officer who accompanied me explained the situation, and although I did not understand what transpired I caught the words "Englische Spion!" The Commandant glared at me. "Where is she?" he roared. "In England!" "England!" and the word, full of venom and hate, burst out like the cork from a pop-gun. "Nein! Certainly not! It is impossible! Get out!"
There, in a bookseller's window, they found among the pamphlets teaching different languages without a master, one devoted to the Amerikanische Sprache as distinguished from the Englische Sprache.
Today I was solemnly presented to the diners, first collectively by Frau Berg as Unser junge englische Gast, Mees no, I can't write what she made of Cholmondeley, but some day I'll pronounce it for you; and really it is hard on her that her one English guest, who might so easily have been Evans, or Dobbs, or something easy, should have a name that looks a yard long and sounds an inch short and then each of them to me singly by name.
"Unsere englische Lehrerin our teacher from England," smiled Fraulein. "Lehrerin!" breathed the girl. Something flinched behind her great eyes. The fingers relaxed, and Miriam feeling within her a beginning of response, had gone upstairs.
The old newspaper woman at the Friedrichsstrasse corner is chanting it hoarsely, "Zwei englische Dampfer gesunken!" and they read that "the sands have run, the prologue is spoken, the curtain risen on the tragedy of England's destiny." Great days, indeed! Days of achievement, of utter sacrifice, and flinging all into the common cause.
Heinz and Klatz, possibly influenced by their exhortation, were putting up but a half-hearted resistance; but Dietz, a huge, bearded, bull-necked Prussian, yelling like a maniac, sought to exterminate the Englische schweinhunde with his bayonet, fearing to fire his piece lest he kill some of his comrades.
Marburg, 1888. A useful sketch of the eclogue in English literature from 1510 to 1805, though superficial and not always accurate. Katharina Windscheid. Die englische Hirtendichtung von.1579-1625. Halle, 1895. This contains a good deal of original investigation, and I have found it of considerable use. In questions of literary judgement, however, the author is not always happy. C. H. Herford.
Cunningham's Growth of English Industry and Commerce is particularly full and valuable on this subject. He has given further details on one branch of it in his Alien Immigrants in England. Schanz, Georg: Englische Handelspolitik gegen Ende des Mittelalters.
I'll bet you something's in the wind, and it won't be to our advantage." At that moment we were summoned into the inner office. The official called out our names, to which we answered, mine being the last. "Ach! Ma-hone-i!" he exclaimed, "Englische Spion! Eh?" I acknowledged the accusation.
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