…Yeah. Too much of a beauty. You've got Dryden, Blake, Yeats. That's too little. No, I'm just going through them, Charles. Yeah. Well, Chaucer, we've sort of done. We've set a standard on him, but we didn't do the prose. We didn't do the Mallory along…

…we didn't do the prose. We didn't do the Mallory along with it. No point of view. There's no point of view in Chaucer. There's no point of view in Mallory. Here's Shakespeare's Icicles. Hang on. All right. I'll put it here. And there's no... Remember,…

…what must have been the... the sort of sound that the poets heard when they made their own poetry, that is, starting with Chaucer. This book studies what did these poets hear as they composed poetry. What they hear is their own voice in their own heads.…