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Fletcher does not repeat himself often, and these two exceptions are important. IV. 4, is apparently by Massinger, but contains no repetitions. IV. 5, is by Massinger. There are no clear Massingerisms, but the metrical style, and the allusion to Raleigh already mentioned, make it plain that the Scene is his. V. 1, is also Massinger's.
Of what conditi-on soever, we Palliate seditions. His share of the present play presents many such cases. III. 3, seems also by Massinger. III. 4, is by Fletcher. On page 263 there is an unmistakable reminiscence of Henry VIII., Wolsey's "Farewell." On page 264 occurs, "At no part," one of the commonest Massingerisms; and a little lower down, Ever maintained The freedom I was born to.
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