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,‘The Devil Is An Ass’,ototype, is less averse to speaking her mind. Fitzdottrel seems a compound of several of the male characters in ., being as enamoured as Sir Politick Would-be with daft schemes and zany enterprises yet, when necessity demands it, able to fake demonic possession with a skill to match Voltore’s. Gilth

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Elizabethan Jonson, though the dramatist himself chose not to include it in the Folio of 1616. There are several possible reasons for this. It is the closest Jonson came — to judge by the surviving plays — to writing in the spirit of the typical Elizabethan comedy with its delight in densely-packed action, wondrous ev

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