George Meredith wrote a sonnet sequence upon his marriage entitled for the "modern" form of this concept.
This word is the last in the title of a play by John Dryden that ends with two characters atop the Sphinx, based on Anthony and Cleopatra. That play was entitled "All for" this concept. George Meredith wrote a sonnet sequence upon his marriage entitled for the "modern" form of this concept. This word begins the title of a Shakespeare play in which Longaville, Dumaine, Berowne, and Ferdinand do not get married at the end. For 10 points, name this feeling whose labors are lost in a Shakespeare play.
This word is the last in the title of a play by John Dryden that ends with two characters atop the Sphinx, based on Anthony and Cleopatra.
{love} [accept All for {Love}; or {Love's Labors Lost}; or {Modern Love}]