In one play by this writer, a Puritan is willing to accept forged money because its creation is called casting rather than coining. Much of that work is about a butler named Jeremy who calls himself Captain Face when Lovewit leaves town. In another play by this writer, the title character refers to three companions as his d
In one play by this writer, a Puritan is willing to accept forged money because its creation is called casting rather than coining. Much of that work is about a butler named Jeremy who calls himself Captain Face when Lovewit leaves town. In another play by this writer, the title character refers to three companions as his dwarf, his eunuch, and his fool. That title character pretends to be very sick so that Voltore, Corbaccio, and Corvino attempt to be placed in his will. Name this early 17th Century playwright of The Alchemist and Volpone.
In one play by this writer, a Puritan is willing to accept forged money because its creation is called casting rather than coining.
Ben {Jonson}