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Featuring classic theatrical works including 'Thersytes', 'Jack Jugler', and Heywood's 'Pardoner and Frere', this book is a must-read for lovers of classic literature. The included introduction and notes contribute greatly to the understanding and appreciation of these standout works.

In this classic collection, John Heywood and Thomas Watson bring together a wealth of witty and insightful proverbs and epigrams. Ranging from the humorous to the philosophical, these succinct yet profound sayings offer timeless wisdom and entertainment for readers of all ages.

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This entertaining book features a dialogue between two characters, Wit and Folly. They engage in a witty and humorous conversation that will keep the reader entertained from start to finish. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in classical literature or humor.