French Peasant Songs.

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The Letters of Robert Louis Stevenson, April 1874-July 1879
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          <note>The Editors’ Note 2 to Letter 434 reads: “The May issue of ""Cornhill"" contains ‘Forest Notes’ [RLS’s essay], Stephen’s ‘Hours in a Library, No. XII. &amp;#8722; Macaulay’, and Lang’s ‘French Peasant Songs’. Lang’s letter can be dated Thursday 27 April.”

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The meaning of “neatly enough ticked off” is not clear, but if it was Lang who found the number “most enjoyable” the drift would seem to be that Lang’s poems were satisfactorily dealt with, either as they were presented or in a review of them.

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