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Excerpt from The School of Pantagruel: An Essay
Of the two writers I have named, Congreve was the most witty and brilliant. His style is sparkling and effervescent; as different from the solid and weighty diction of the Eliza bethan dramatists as champagne is from port. I think we English have a preference for the Lusitanian grape.
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