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An Evening’s Love
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An Evening’s Love

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    In the preface (1671) to An Evening’s Love, Dryden distinguishes between the comic talents of Jonson, on the one hand, and of Shakespeare and his contemporary John Fletcher, on the other, by virtue of their excelling respectively in humour and in wit. Jonson’s talent lay in his ability “to make…

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    In the preface (1671) to An Evening’s Love, Dryden distinguishes between the comic talents of Jonson, on the one hand, and of Shakespeare and his contemporary John Fletcher, on the other, by virtue of their excelling respectively in humour and in wit. Jonson’s talent lay in his ability “to make…

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