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De pestilentie te Katwijk
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De pestilentie te Katwijk

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  • Aernout Drost

    …Stories”), the most important is De pestilentie te Katwijk (“The Plague at Katwijk”), in which the influence of the Baroque masters Joost van den Vondel and Pieter Corneliszoon Hooft is evident. The dialogue is full of 17th-century expressions, and the story as a whole shows Drost’s intense admiration of his…

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    …Stories”), the most important is De pestilentie te Katwijk (“The Plague at Katwijk”), in which the influence of the Baroque masters Joost van den Vondel and Pieter Corneliszoon Hooft is evident. The dialogue is full of 17th-century expressions, and the story as a whole shows Drost’s intense admiration of his…

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