Wit without Money, Bonduca, and The Humorous Lieutenant display this author's penchant for violence and prurient situations, as well as his nearly unmistakable stylistic habit of extending blank verse lines beyond ten syllables, usually to add conversational addresses, often eschewing enjambment.
Wit without Money, Bonduca, and The Humorous Lieutenant display this author's penchant for violence and prurient situations, as well as his nearly unmistakable stylistic habit of extending blank verse lines beyond ten syllables, usually to add conversational addresses, often eschewing enjambment. These characteristics help critics find his lines in his many collaborations, including his work on The Night Walker with James Shirley and on The False One and The Custom of the Country with a writer whom he mentored, Philip Massinger. Also known for working on Henry VIII and Two Noble Kinsmen with Shakespeare, FTP, name this playwright who co-wrote A King and No King and The Maid's Tragedy with his most frequent collaborator Francis Beaumont.
Wit without Money, Bonduca, and The Humorous Lieutenant display this author's penchant for violence and prurient situations, as well as his nearly unmistakable stylistic habit of extending blank verse lines beyond ten syllables, usually to add conversational addresses, often eschewing enjambment.
John {Fletcher}