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Pagina 158
But a writer at once greater and more humble than Collier had already raised his voice in the name of godliness . John Bunyan ( 1628–1688 ) was one of the many dissenting preachers who suffered under the rigours of Clarendon's code .
But a writer at once greater and more humble than Collier had already raised his voice in the name of godliness . John Bunyan ( 1628–1688 ) was one of the many dissenting preachers who suffered under the rigours of Clarendon's code .
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Dryden and Pope were held to be the legitimate successors of the great classical authors , and most writers were unwilling to deviate from a pattern laid down , it was said , once and for all . Simplicity and naturalness were difficult ...
Dryden and Pope were held to be the legitimate successors of the great classical authors , and most writers were unwilling to deviate from a pattern laid down , it was said , once and for all . Simplicity and naturalness were difficult ...
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The writer who would revive the art of the drama and make it once more hold up the mirror to nature was slow to appear . But in the last decade of the century some able men , well versed in stagecraft , skilful in dialogue and keenly ...
The writer who would revive the art of the drama and make it once more hold up the mirror to nature was slow to appear . But in the last decade of the century some able men , well versed in stagecraft , skilful in dialogue and keenly ...
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