This book is a linguistic study of the works of Thomas Bastard, a 16th-century English poet. The editor, A.B. Grosart, provides a detailed analysis of Bastard’s use of language, including his unique blend of English, Latin, and Greek. The book also includes a glossary of unfamiliar words and phrases. This is an essential resource for scholars of Early Modern English literature and linguistics.

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