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    This document discusses early English ballads and the lives of common people depicted within them. It references several ballads including "Bonny Barbara", "Get Up", and "Bar the Door" that provide glimpses into the daily experiences and speech of ordinary folk from history. The document also touches on uses of indirect and direct speech within these ballads.

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    This document discusses early English ballads and the lives of common people depicted within them. It references several ballads including "Bonny Barbara", "Get Up", and "Bar the Door" that provide glimpses into the daily experiences and speech of ordinary folk from history. The document also touches on uses of indirect and direct speech within these ballads.

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    LESSON 3

    Lives of Common People


    in Early English Ballads
    Rona Mae L. Magno
    ronanabee010825@gmail.com
    Ballads
    Bonny Barbara
    Get Up
    Bar the Door
    Indirect and Direct
    Speech

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