morality play
emblem book
mystery play
Boston version
Corneille
Pierre Corneille
miracle play
prologue
playbook
Lyly
dramatist
John Lyly
Middleton
Thomas Middleton
nameplay
John Marston
rusticate
Grand Guignol
Marston
album
sketch
vignette
medievalesque
Shakespearian
Shakespearean
playwrighting
playtext
Macbeth
heroic
Renaissancey
Falstaff
Powys
Sir John Falstaff
midsummery
Geraint
Hamletian
Theodore Francis Powys
John Dryden
Dryden
T. F. Powys
antique
Francois Rabelais
John Webster
Shakespearize
Rabelais
Webster
New
goliard
cinquecento
playwriting
Excalibur
stage set
Tudor
Shakespearism
one-act play
one-acter
verdun
John Bunyan
Suckling
Puritanlike
James Crichton
Bunyan
Crichton
analects
semimythological
The Admirable Crichton
Pinteresque
analecta
Sir John Suckling
schiavone
bestiary
Chauceriana
Shaviana
Decker
Bogartian
Twelfth Night
Gwydion
playette
Passion play
Thomas Dekker
minuscule
Thomas Decker
mediaevalism
playlet
playworthy
Huguenot
rulebook
troubadour
Dekker
minuscular
pastorale
euphuism
bardcraft
Baron Olivier of Brighton
Bidpai

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